Sentence examples for a questionable idea from inspiring English sources

And even that, based on a questionable idea, doesn't seem imminent.

Although nationalizing banks is a questionable idea, it is time to nationalize our school system.

In 1956 Time magazine headlined a review of a Gesualdo recording as "Ahead of his time", a questionable idea since it presupposes that the history of music is travelling in a single preordained direction.

Watching the show, it's hard to shake the impression that "New Girl in Town" was a questionable idea that got a pass the first time around because of its dazzling leading lady.

Then Dell, Silver Lake and the bankers came up with an idea, pushed hard by Mr. Durban: Sell more high-rated loans and bonds, a questionable idea for a junk-rated company like Dell.

Whatever your feelings may be about the suburbs, it seems a questionable idea to bring a million people to live in an area that, no matter how you disguise it, is a desert.

"Maine has had a fair amount of problems because it was based on a very questionable idea," Stuart H. Altman, a professor of health economics at Brandeis University, said, adding, "It's not going well".

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

BBC1's recent Saturday night offering The Magicians might have been a bit of a hit-and-miss affair, based on the questionable idea that audiences would rather see the likes of Samantha Womack or Peter Jones from Dragons' Den performing tricks rather than professional conjurors.

When you mix in a questionable business idea and a really poorly designed site, you're probably heading for the Deadpool.

While you're wrapping your mind around this big, questionable idea, you can find diversion in an improbable blend of behind-the-scenes satire and art-house fright-fest, anchored by Willem Dafoe's creepy, comical and oddly moving performance as the blood-sucking Schreck.