Sentence examples for a dubious understanding from inspiring English sources
Second, it might be seen as analogous to Lochner v. New York, in which a majority of the Court invoked a dubious understanding of the Constitution in order to override the democratic will.
The assailants, Boko Haram, either have a dubious understanding of their faith or, more likely, are acting in their own selfish political interests, apparent from the reports of lavish lifestyle of their deceased founder, M. Yusuf.
The proximity of sports to violence has always made them a dubious vehicle for peacemaking and cross-cultural understanding – i.e., Berlin, 1936.
The proximity of sports to violence has always made them a dubious vehicle for peacemaking and cross-cultural understanding - i.e., Berlin, 1936.
Is it a dubious endeavor?
"A dubious distinction," Pooley laughs.
His father, Morris Gershovitz, was a dubious patriarch.
It seems a dubious proposition.
Bobby Cox set a dubious record.
That is a dubious proposition.
