Sentence examples similar to Dubious footing from inspiring English sources
Practitioners who still advocate that viewpoint are not only on dubious scientific footing, but are reinforcing the negative messages their clients may be getting about being queer from society.
12.59pm GMT 13th over: South Africa 52-4 (de Villiers 19, Duminy 0) Johnson is brought on now to have what I assume will be a big crack at JP Duminy and his dubious back foot technique.
There is today no more reason to believe in spiritualism or telepathy than there was in the Victorian era, when the bearded men of science groveled earnestly at the feet of dubious mediums.
Kristen Stewart may have "won" the Razzie for Worst Actress for her role in the final "Twilight" installment, but she didn't let the dubious title, or a foot injury keep her from the 85th Annual Academy Awards on Sunday night.
Politically it is quite astute, because it would put opponents of public health insurance in the position of having to persuade state legislatures to affirmatively deprive their constituents of a federal benefit for the dubious pleasure of being uninsured foot soldiers in an abstract Fox News-talk radio-led war against fascist communist socialist European redistributionism.
Dubious about "American exceptionalism"?
"I'm dubious about paying $175 a square foot," said Dave H. Williams, the chairman of Alliance Capital.
Physicians may be more likely to order tests of dubious value when an insurance company is footing the bill.
That Salome could qualify as a ballet under the feet of these practitioners is dubious.
