Sentence examples for was very dubious from inspiring English sources
"I was very dubious about it," Mr. Cleese said.
"I was very dubious whether we'd get a signal when it landed," he said after witnessing the event from the control room here.
So this was very dubious material to bring before a jury, and indeed at least one of the defense attorneys flatly declared that they would be fools to believe that twenty-six men would incriminate themselves unless under compulsion.
Their first goal was very dubious in all fairness, he was offside, but I'm not going to moan too much.
Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth told BBC Three Counties Radio: "First half was very nip and tuck, I think the penalty decision was very dubious.
I was very dubious about the reported opioid effect, but there may be some truth.
Employers are very dubious about that.
A lot of people I come across in the military are very dubious about this".
(The first red was right but the penalty and second yellow were very dubious).
The cliches - the English are reserved, the Scots are mean and the Welsh can sing - are very dubious generalisations.
