Sentence examples for may seems dubious from inspiring English sources

However, the assumption of a common pattern for event-specific hazards through λ 1 t) may seems dubious [ 17, 20].

This may seem dubious, since the play was "Macbeth," but this "Macbeth," from the movement-based Synetic Theater, is shorn entirely of Shakespeare's language.

Neither Mr. Perahia's recording nor his Avery Fisher Hall performance particularly emphasized these breaks, which may seem dubious to other players anyway.

The impact of the other poems in the book is often so shocking and overwhelming, because of the violent, tightly packed, and allusive style and the frequent effects of nightmare horror, that his control may seem dubious.

Again, all the above may seem dubious, unlikely, or even completely insane, to anyone whose whole life has been steeped in a world defined by nation-states.

In tropical La Réunion Island, the need for insurance against snap cold events may seem dubious.

Although some of the assumptions made in the analysis may seem dubious to the reader, all sensitivity scenarios have shown that the results are robust with regard to these assumptions.

That seems dubious.

Still, this theory seems dubious.

If not, their invention seems dubious.

This seems dubious on a couple of accounts.