Sentence examples for though dubious from inspiring English sources

Though dubious, the team complied.

Though dubious, this in itself is not especially damning.

In the absence of major innovations, both cosmetics companies and beauty magazines have found other things to talk about: creative (though dubious) shading tips, or questionable solutions to longstanding problems like yeasty odors and streaking.

Aside from his admiration for Putin, and a valiant though dubious attempt to enunciate Russian swearwords when he played a Russian gangster in the 2009 direct-to-DVD film Driven to Kill, Seagal would appear to have fairly limited grounds on which to qualify for Russian citizenship.

(Would this information be a high or a low point for the man in question?) Let's take a quick look at Henric, this lover-cum-husband of Millet's — they met in 1972, when she was 24, and married in 1991 — since he is in the central, though dubious, position of being the inspiration for the grand misery endured by Catherine of a thousand and one men.

Similarly, an associated though dubious etymological tradition in another saga, somewhat later than the original Tale of Mac Da Thó's Pig, equates the name of Mac Da Thó to "Mac Dá Túa", "the son of two silent persons", his parents having been deaf-mutes.

But just as successful ads tap (perhaps perversely) into authentic (though sometimes dubious) passions, so Oscar campaigns may reveal emotions and ideas that are deeply rooted in the practice and history of movies.

With a predominance of right-wing members, though, it was dubious that the Cabinet could produce a decision that would satisfy the Palestinians or the Americans.

His testimony, even though viewed as dubious, was used by the George W. Bush administration to justify the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.

(He used a different, though still dubious, argument).

With America's regulators in a tizzy, this is a selling point, though a dubious one for something with the grand new name of the National Stock Exchange.