Sentence examples for that seems dubious from inspiring English sources
We rarely see him doing much other than energetically proselytizing, or trying to sell Mr. Shannon's character on investing in a real estate consortium that seems dubious from the get-go.
But given the much faster day one sales of Black Ops 2, that seems dubious.
If you know disaster is looming for a product, and you sell it anyway, that seems dubious to most people.
He'd like you to believe that he's a progressive backer of democracy and multiculturalism, and that seems dubious coming from a man who has spent his career cultivating ever-closer ties with Beijing and continuing to deny freedom to his predecessor.
But often, he got results that seemed dubious or could not find the song at all.
Just when it looked as if a moribund entity was flickering into life, following the exuberance of the Pinter double-bill at the Comedy Theatre and a polished Importance of Being Earnest, along come signs of filler that seem dubious even by the standards of An Audience With the Mafia.
They also make a highly persuasive case for their view of the grave consequences which would follow a failure to relieve the present pressures on the borrowing countries and the international financial system, although in supporting their argument, they make some points that seem dubious.
The question threw me because it presumed a fact that seemed dubious at best -- and completely contrary to the reality I've experienced, both personally and through the stories I've written about women who own businesses.
Like Routley's "last man" arguments, Rolston's example is meant to draw attention to a kind of action that seems morally dubious and yet is not clearly ruled out or condemned by traditional anthropocentric ethical views.
Relying on mortgage insurers to provide that capital also seems dubious given how badly these companies performed in the 2008 crisis.
