Fishy used in a sentence

Fishy in a sentence as an adjective

Now, I'm no geneticist, but that sounds a bit fishy to me.

There's something very fishy about telling people who don't code, "Oh, yeah, don't do what I do.

I knew something was fishy from the get-go on this story but waited to see what else would come out of it.

I just think this sounds fishy until he's verified it with a completely different set of tools.

I enjoyed this article, I always find the argument that "these days you can't beat the compiler" fishy.

Things like these make the "private information" argument super fishy.

It's fishy because whenever you meet your funding goal, Kickstarter puts a blurb on your page saying "This project will be funded on "†.

It's pretty obvious there is something fishy about the unfiltered reviews.

I always find it a little fishy when startups put glowing quotes from news outlets without linking back to the original article.

How are you supposed to interpret those seemingly conflicting results?Another fishy thing is that the top of the list for phrases signaling that the project will be funded is the phrase "project will be".

These people will reject applications if something smells fishy, will reject it if they think this is a shell corporation just so you can stay in the US, or if they don't understand that startups get started and hire employees in month 1 of existence.