dubiousness

It's too bad it took the factual dubiousness of the Internet to get us there.

"I will suggest as much," Jamie said, but with an air of dubiousness.

Apple lost that one and software patents have been of dubiousness since then.

"I really fear sometimes that you cannot," he said, with a dubiousness approaching anger.

For some academics, those show business figures only emphasize the dubiousness of the enterprise.

The dubiousness did not leave the merchant's face.

Start asking why, and the dubiousness of most acoustical debate becomes clearer.

We therefore need more discriminating analyses with regard to the potential uses and the dubiousness of the recipients.

A neighboring cauldron was threatening to overflow, and this added to the dubiousness of the situation.

The detective greeted this demonstration with appropriate dubiousness but obliged us all the same, writing the insurance company on our behalf.

Vorkosigan glanced at his cube with a new dubiousness.

"I see," he said with clear dubiousness.

Among Freud's disciples the dubiousness of the assertion of "treatment success" was discussed.

"I don't know, quite," I said with some dubiousness.

Chakotay asked, his own dubiousness at the prospect quite clear in his tone.

Billy shrugged his shoulders in modest dubiousness.

Huxley smiled, with a hint of dubiousness.

Their rascality and general dubiousness was so transparent that he could not understand how any one could be taken in by them.

Aside from its dubiousness as a theatrical device, the invocation points up just what is painfully absent from the production.

Success was found in a limbo area mid-way between BBC dubiousness and general public enthusiasm.

Lurch occasionally regards his employers' activities with some dubiousness much like a servant expressing disdain for the idle rich.

The dubiousness of this is obvious when we reflect on the failure of the state to stop all manner of illicit and illegal activity.

The sound managed to combine dubiousness and irritation in almost equal measure, Shandyr noted unhappily.

The officer peered at him from under the brim of his hat, dubiousness writ plain on his young, good-looking face.

Other scientists agreed about the dubiousness of Long's claims, and publicly rebuked him for not providing evidence as to his observations in a scientifically-accepted format.