Sentence examples for more dubious of from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Gulland was more dubious of the value of such products).

He has tried to weed out the more dubious of the 19 cases of alleged complicity in torture abroad.

The future president came away more dubious of any entanglement, Mr. Topping wrote in his 2010 book, "On the Front Lines of the Cold War".

That was the prevailing sentiment among inmates dubious of Trump and even more dubious of his approach to law and order: Trump will never let Manafort go to prison if he gets convicted.

A sloppy or misspelled letter will make you seem unprofessional, making a potential sponsor more dubious of contributing to your cause.

The foreign guest list had been limited to Clinton and the former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, along with the more dubious company of Aleksandr Lukashenko, of Belarus, and Leonid Kuchma, of Ukraine.

Mr. Leahy has put together a package of his own that jettisons some of the more dubious provisions of the attorney general's plan, while adding some short-term fixes that might actually do some good.

This makes logical sense, but overlooks some of the more dubious elements of the human psyche.

Some are repelled, in fact, by his acceptance of the more dubious aspects of urban life.

While such presumed value of anorexia and other life-threatening mental illnesses remains unsubstantiated, these views are indeed valuable — for the more dubious purposes of grandiosity and of aggression, directed both toward the self and toward the loved ones also devastated by the destructive process.

But it also has the more dubious distinction of being one of the worst repeat offenders globally when it comes to digital content copyright infringement.