Sentence examples for Dubious objects from inspiring English sources

Member states are seizing dubious objects at their borders, strengthening cooperation among services.

One piece, accompanied by her song "Humms," posits Gumby-like male nudes as dubious objects of the gaze.

To remove dubious objects, filtering can be performed based on both the area of each object (to remove objects that are too small) and based on the density of each object (to remove e.g. black frames surrounding the image).

In the longer second act you become conscious of a script annotating itself, and the way the play scores off Mr. Pearce's character, the dubious object of Annie's political engagement, still feels entirely too easy.

After all, a tail-complement seemed like a dubious object from the beginning, and if there is no such thing as Tib, we don't have to explain what relationship holds between Tib and Tibbles (we may grandly deny that cats have 'arbitrary undetached parts').

The baby, like many a great philosopher, is highly dubious of object permanence, or even objectivity for that matter.

"Museums are not buying objects of dubious provenance.

The collecting of antiquities has been a fraught subject in recent decades, with institutions such as the Getty Museum being forced to give back objects of dubious origin and Merrony is very clear that establishing clear provenance and authenticity "is the most important thing".

New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, which had purchased the krater in 1972, returned it along with 20 other objects of dubious provenance to Italy in 2008.

You stare at weird fruits, pans of unidentified frying objects, sachets of dubious intoxicating liquids and your fellow travellers.

Because a plurality of necessarily indiscernible objects is of dubious intelligibility, such a defense would not be credible.