Sentence examples for really dubious from inspiring English sources

But then I didn't want to write like an "issue" story about a medical problem, so I made his self-proclaimed diagnosis really dubious.

Besides, I've been to Burning Man, I've seen the Smiths live TWICE, I know what Twitter is and who Miley is and what doing really dubious things is like.

Throughoutns more in historyo—like Ann from Greenland (click here) who we methesea bar in Chrispecksa where she spends moft of her time with fellow Inuit immigrants, and many others.  .

I'm guessing it's punishment for the death of Eddie, although that dubious honour really belongs to Jason.

But can we really present Auschwitz as a dubious theatrical spectacle?

Dubious parenting: not really, but he's in danger of driving Beadie and the kids away.

"We are dubious whether customers really want all the things that people are imagining that they want".

"We are dubious that customers really want all the things that people are imagining that they want".

I wasn't really concentrating, and I am profoundly dubious about its narrative methods.

The clerk there was dubious about whether there really was such a thing as marriage by proxy.

Both bands are part of a scene — an aggregation of acts, really — saddled with no shortage of dubious names: chillwave, glo-fi, hypnagogic pop.