Sentence examples for most dubious from inspiring English sources

Still, one of the most dubious is Dr. Alcubierre himself.

As before, it is railways that look most dubious.

Perhaps the most dubious of accessories is children.

They had documented even their most dubious plans in memos.

That was always the most dubious, implausible part".

Such non-action by Congress affords the most dubious foundation for drawing positive inferences.

To the uninitiated, these clandestine directories make the most dubious of all literary subgenres.

Americans living in the Midwest are the most dubious about the benefits of free trade agreements.

"Europe finds itself the dumping ground for the most dubious offsets projects," said Morris.

Conservatism's most dubious legacy came in stopping progress dead in its tracks.

This is a most dubious statement, unsupported here by evidence or argument.