dubiously造句

'Very good news indeed,' observed the Rat dubiously, 'if only-if only —'.

He knelt and put his ear to the ground; the cubes looked at one another dubiously.

Then it was hot irons and underclothes till six o'clock, at which time Joe shook his head dubiously.

Beginning to be struck by Defarge's manner, Mr. Lorry looked dubiously at him, and led the way.

Every few kilometers on the highways and even country roads are signs for English-language classes - some teaching more dubiously than others.

But as an election approaches in Burma (officially known as Myanmar) that the ruling generals dubiously claim will be free and fair, China-Burma relations are growing increasingly strained.

The evening was approaching, and the light falling dubiously among these places, gave a melancholy tone to the scene, well calculated to foster any lurking feeling of awe or superstition.