Sentence examples for sound dubious from inspiring English sources

His team continues to sound dubious.

Rather, they sound dubious about free trade on all fronts.

This may sound dubious, but in my new environment, I believe that I remained true to my Fed training.

Someone proclaiming to be social media's "leading physician voice" may sound dubious, but Kevin Pho's blog has become an important space for physicians to publish ideas for a more general audience.

This may sound dubious to anyone who has traveled to Brussels in the past decade, visited the museums and flea markets and the designer flagships along Rue Antoine Dansaert, stuffed themselves full of pommes frites and concluded there was nothing more to do.

(Though this statement may sound dubious in regard to Buffalo Bill, Jonnes credits him with inspiring the abiding "French love affair" with the Wild West. Which, moreover, had some surprising early adopters: "After attending the Wild West show, Paul Gauguin bought a Stetson to wear").

When I put this scenario to Teixeira, he sounded dubious.

But this sounds dubious, given that both companies are already cutting costs heavily.

Briar, who has wavy hair and delicate features, sounded dubious about the prospect.

Before the performance, an older woman sitting in front of me sounded dubious about "Fearful Symmetries".

That sounds dubious, since the $93 will go to offset what otherwise would be expenses that reduced earnings.