Examples of 'rather dubious' in a sentence
Meaning of "rather dubious"
rather dubious: Having doubts, suspicions, or concerns about something. It suggests a lack of trust or confidence in the reliability or truthfulness of a person, statement, or situation
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rather dubious
I got from a rather dubious online video.
Rather dubious business.
The posters would be of a rather dubious nature.
He had some rather dubious relationships in his youth.
He also ended his career with a rather dubious record.
I was rather dubious about this book.
The clinic is run by a physician with a rather dubious reputation.
I am also rather dubious about the race of the attackers.
It is true that this philosopher has behaved in a rather dubious fashion.
A rather dubious truth.
Not to mention some rather dubious grooming habits.
At the sixth he began to reflect that the search was rather dubious.
I find it rather dubious.
I must say that the ordinary man feels rather dubious.
We even know of rather dubious situations in connection with humanitarian aid.
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An error in the publication of one exchange rate was rectified in a rather dubious manner.
I am rather dubious about this emphasis to the extent that it plays down substantive criteria.
She quickly made a real gambling den frequented by wildlife rather dubious morals.
The EU had a rather dubious role in the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
She and I have had a longand rather dubious relationship.
According to Finnish sources, proof for Oesch 's personal responsibility for these deaths was rather dubious.
He was confident of His power but rather dubious as to His grace.
I got from a rather dubious online video . I have to admit, what little I know of you.
She and I have had a long and rather dubious relationship.
Truth was a rather dubious concept… As I stared at the clouds that day, I realized that.
Since I received these notes from an admittedly rather dubious source.
Forgive me, but your company 's rather dubious reputation does not offer much comfort.
Personally I thought they were rather dubious.
Arial, however, has a rather dubious history and not much character.
Oh But his loyalty to Spain It was rather dubious.
Personally, I find it rather dubious.
As the lake has a maximum depth of 2.9 metres this claim is rather dubious.
Sounds like - Really? he's got a rather dubious charm.
Furthermore, the ceramic back claim seems rather dubious.
And while I am in favor of the cosmos, I am rather dubious about the “ Cosmic Mass. ”.
During the crisis, the basketball agent tries to get rich in a rather dubious way.
Permission, but that claim is rather dubious.
I got much worse ; the malaise, the despondency … So I am rather dubious.
It was a good show, considering the rather dubious venue.
They were provided with uniforms, firearms, food rations and a rather dubious salary.
This aim has been achieved, but with rather dubious success.
In particular, the actresses play a major role in the sometimes rather dubious staging.
You have trust issues with men. Not to mention some rather dubious grooming habits.
Monsieur le Directeur… since I received these notes from an admittedly rather dubious source.
In the given case the word « political » has a rather dubious meaning.
Monsieur Ie Directeur, since I received these notes … from an admittedly rather dubious source.
Your son was here early this morning, Pastor Lewis, on a rather dubious mission.
In hindsight, however, that assertion sounds rather dubious.
The term ‘ human capita ' has always struck me as a rather dubious one.
Doesn't offer much comfort. Forgive me, but your company's rather dubious reputation.
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My position as a dubious father is influencing my scientific detachment
This conversion of his strikes me as highly dubious
I revived a dubious talent from my misspent youth
Examples of using Rather
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I would rather listen to a drunk than him
This creates confusion rather than clarity
He would rather be at work with that bitch
