Sentence examples for a more questionable from inspiring English sources

Water, whether in a relatively clean fountain or a more questionable local waterway, was the most common place of refuge.

They have always gone out of their way to protect this fairytale image that belies a more questionable family background.

She played two songs with a more questionable resort-reggae groove: "Have a Heart," from "Nick of Time," and "Right Down the Line," the lead single from the new album.

There was an intent from both sides to play with width from the outset, which was a more questionable tactic against Saracens, whose defensive line was straight and firm, than Harlequins, who all too quickly lost their shape.

Over the centuries - at least in Britain - this relationship has morphed into a more questionable connection between the writer and the state, especially as it is expressed in the honours system, for example.

Schmelzer's Sonata Tubicinium seemed a more questionable use of resources: he had the violins and violas play the simple chord-outline figuration of military trumpets with the harpsichord approximating drum timbres.

A West Side stadium is a much more questionable idea, and the Olympic planners might want to consider other alternatives.

But some statements made in private are a bit more questionable," Assange told the Guardian in Brussels.

On the consumer side, the value proposition is a bit more questionable.

"The variation they saw across cores makes regional and global extrapolations a lot more questionable," cautions Robert Jackson of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

Some of the instruments have proven to be very successful, while others (like the Buckethead model) have been a bit more questionable.