Sentence examples for pretty dubious from inspiring English sources
Yet another paradox the economics of this is pretty dubious.
"The Nightingale Society has published some pretty dubious letters.
Waiting is a strategy with pretty dubious antecedents, too.
They're $55 for 60 minutes, pretty much everywhere, in these storefronts that look pretty dubious.
It's pretty dubious, except when he knocks us over the horizon.
Liberia's few, and pretty dubious, opposition politicians are mostly cowering in exile.
First, special casing any event inherently deprioritizes other peoples suffering, which I think is pretty morally dubious.
Yet, these "job studies" invariably produce numbers that are told and retold until they become accepted as fact -- when actually, they are pretty darn dubious.
Maria is dubious about pretty much all things girl-on-girl, except in the privacy of her bedroom.
"It was a bit like what you saw in The Sweeney: working-class guys who were pretty flawed, and had dubious ways of getting things done, but were heroic - almost in spite of themselves.
To my eye, it was pretty obvious that something dubious was going on — so at the same time as we tried to sort the issue out via T-Mobile's customers services phone line I contacted the T-Mobile press office to ask how they could explain a customer being signed up to a premium service without their consent or knowledge?
