dubious *

But dubious or not, they pay to hear what he has to say.

I'd have to say he looked more than a little dubious.

After the class, some of the women still seemed a bit dubious.

He gave me a dubious look but asked no questions.

She might well take the best of a dubious lot, without looking any further.

If she'd had any idea exactly what I was going to try, she would have been even more dubious.

Local people are dubious about whether that will ever happen.

That gets him the mother of all dubious looks from me.

With my simple question I was trying to sound dubious.

But we also go for a more dubious reason: to keep up.

"I think there is something really dubious at the heart of that."

That they could do this at all she was dubious.

The boy looked dubious, but decided not to make an issue of it.

He was dubious of his welcome, both in space and on the ground.

There are two or three words in it I've always been dubious about.

They've sent men all over the world for dubious reasons.

But I soon found that this had been a dubious choice.

He looked dubious, but a little worried at the same time.

She tried to smile, but the effect was dubious at best.

He did not look in the least dubious of her statement.

I find those findings a bit dubious to say the least.

The year will also go down in history for some dubious pieces of bad news.

They looked dubious, but one set off in the direction of the Chief.

If anything, people are even more dubious about all of our institutions, especially government.

His history of throwing on three days' rest is dubious.