Sentence examples for incredibly dubious from inspiring English sources

Banking royal commission quiz: what incredibly dubious practices were revealed this week?

Yet not everyone was so easily convinced: Michael Faraday, the prominent British scientist, was incredibly dubious on the claims of the spiritualists.

They're coming off a relatively rare loss, a 1-0 defeat last weekend to Sporting Kansas City that came down to an incredibly dubious 82nd minute penalty decision when keeper Stefan Frei collided with an onrushing Dom Dwyer after clearing the ball.

He goes on to offer the incredibly dubious take within a take: "A more modulated argument is that the groping case, as with the response to Kanye West, shows that Swift only engages with social issues when they're routed directly through her own life – that she responds to sexism only when she can best leverage social capital from it – i.e. when the story is entirely about her".

Their case was incredibly weak, Bonner shows, resting on inference, some very dubious physical evidence and the testimony of a jailhouse snitch who claimed the defendant had confessed to him.

And despite the bloodshed and brutality, the dubious leadership and the years of poverty, Cambodia's people, incredibly, are still smiling.

Somebody has to.' "I had to write that essay to explain what I'm doing because I'm so incredibly lonely as a dramatist – nobody does what I do, and some are dubious about it".

Dubious prospects.

Again, dubious.

Dubious tallies?

Bacteria are incredibly diverse.