Sentence examples for obviously dubious from inspiring English sources

This division has given Platonic division a bad name, and there is much to query (see Dorter 1994: 181 91), but perhaps the most obviously dubious move comes at the end: according to the division, the swineherd has more in common with the statesman than with the cowherd and shepherd.

His conversion to Roman Catholicism was obviously of dubious sincerity, and he was therefore held for three-and-a-half years at the courts of Charles IX and then Henry III.

Something dubious obviously, anything from getting unpaid Facebook ads and shares in front of unsuspecting techie targets or propagating computer viruses or who knows.

There was sorrow too at what I immediately perceived as a dubious but obviously popular new genre of musical theater.

The Independent focuses on why an obviously troubled child and dubious witness was ever allowed to form the mainstay of the prosecution in such a high profile case.

They've seized on dubious arguments, touted obviously weak evidence as definitive, looked for excuses either not to act themselves or for their friends not to act.

Obviously this is an extremely dubious claim that nobody could ever really prove, but so far no one's kicked up a fuss about it, so we're just going to buy it.

The house obviously needed work — the mechanicals were dubious, the bathrooms "minuscule," and because it had been added on to over the years, the layout was odd.

But when The Huffington Post talked to three prominent sports economists, all of them questioned the logic of the argument, saying it sounded dubious at best and obviously incorrect at worst.

Fans streamed for the exits after the eighth, obviously not wanting to see the Yankees on the dubious end of history.

Consumers may be dubious about the benefits of shouting too obviously about exactly where they are in order to get to know folks in their immediate vicinity.