Sentence examples for seemingly dubious from inspiring English sources

There are already efforts by highly partisan conservatives to claim that their fact-checking efforts are the same as those of independent outlets like Snopes, which employ research teams to dig into seemingly dubious claims.

They laughed in 1990 when Botstein started the Bard Music Festival, which had the appearance of a vanity operation for his own seemingly dubious ambitions as a conductor.

As he watches a seemingly endless procession of businessmen testify about his apparently dubious financial dealings, Black seems utterly convinced he will emerge unscathed.

While the '90s are having a pop-culture comeback, the city, which is home to hundreds of designers, has seemingly shed that dubious sartorial identity.

In China even the seemingly good can turn dubious.

We can't claim the Tef is for our students' benefit if the final outcome is an intricate series of metrics, league tables and seemingly contradictory information based on dubious formulae, such as "teaching power" or "teaching intensity".

The commission drew on testimony from less prominent senior executives with intimate knowledge of how Wall Street engaged in modern-day financial alchemy, turning mountains of dubious mortgages into seemingly rock-solid investments rated as safe as American Treasury bonds.

These naturopathic doctors appear to have strung together biochemical terminology lifted from the abstract of a dubious article in a seemingly predatory medical journal.

Hitler seemingly tainted the art; he made it dubious.

Ms. Taylor seems dubious when asked about her seemingly total confidence on stage.

And in the 65th minute, Barcelona lost Eric Abidal to a dubious red card after a seemingly innocuous collision with Nicolas Anelka.