Sentence examples for a questionable person from inspiring English sources

I don't care for Kerouac, don't intend to read anything of his and I do not miss it, but that does not make me an idiot or a questionable person.

Instead, Arizona got permission to do what local police officers all over the country already do on an ad hoc basis -- check with federal officials about a questionable person's legal status inside the United States.

The sponge bawks alongside a two-part caption: an questionable statement from one person, and the mocking repetition of it CaPiTaLiZeD lIkE tHiS and attributed to someone else.

As he's done in his earlier books, Mr. Woodward acknowledges that attributions of "thoughts, conclusions or feelings to a person" were in some cases not obtained directly from that person, but "from notes or from a colleague whom the person told" — a questionable but increasingly popular method, which means the reader should take the reconstructed scenes with a grain of salt.

But what's the endgame when assaults are aimed at the physical nature of someone's body, something over which the person has a questionable amount of control?

The place: the sidewalk in front of the Stonewall Inn, a questionable bar (as it might then have been called by persons of delicate sensibilities) on Christopher Street, in the heart of Greenwich Village.

Rib removal is a questionable cosmetic operation, often performed with abdominoplasty ('tummy-tuck') to give a person a thinner waist.

"A person doesn't have to be a banker to have a questionable past". The Senate is expected to begin approving Bill Clinton's top nominees just a few hours after he becomes President on Wednesday.

Moreover, "Vogt's presentations are of a questionable nature; he compares Lenin's brain with those of criminals and assorted other persons". One of the "indices" associated the structure of Lenin's brain with mental retardation.

It is a questionable decision.

It was a questionable call.