Sentence examples for yet dubious from inspiring English sources
The final strategy of those seeking compatibility between religion and science is to retreat into something that is reminiscent of solipsism, the family of beliefs that allows me to entertain the unfalsifiable yet dubious notion that I might be the only person in the universe (with everyone else just a figment).
Paul Greengrass's film was gripping as drama yet unavoidably dubious as a historical record.
Worse yet, this dubious pudding begins almost immediately to oxidize, turning into a brown-gray of even less distinction.
Part of Obama's political success is that he has been able to exploit relationships with important yet ethically dubious figures in Illinois while still maintaining his independence.
A resident of what many see as occupied East Jerusalem, Halevi, like so many Israelis, supports a two-state solution yet is dubious about its prospects.
The result was yet more dubious behaviour – imposing losses on bondholders (these days euphemistically called a 'bail-in') to cover the losses they incurred.
As Petit, he does nothing but grandstand for the entire picture and speak with a committed yet deeply dubious French accent.
Yet however dubious the official case for war and unforgivable its execution, Mr Blair seemed guiltier of taking his missionary zeal too far than of narrowly pursuing British interests.
Fletcher loves his old city yet was dubious – "the people of Bradford don't want to know," he said – but he eventually sent Sutcliffe a 5,000-word 5,000-wordlp.
It's a rousing, heartening, yet psychologically dubious touch, relying as it does on the assumption that the superheroes' emotional impulses are to be trusted more than their calculations — and also that their avowable emotions, their allegiances and sympathies, will hold sway over any imp of perversity or death-driven id that they may harbor unawares.
We have yet another dubious No. 1 ranking: 53% of Florida's unemployed workers haven't worked for six months or longer, the worst rate in the country.
