Sentence examples for as a dubious from inspiring English sources

This struck me as a dubious recommendation for a restaurant.

For such transgressions, some on the right have long viewed Hayek as a dubious ally.

But can we really present Auschwitz as a dubious theatrical spectacle?

Yet some government officials see that as a dubious silver lining.

Stockbroking was seen as a dubious business, devoted less to working with the customer than to working the customer.

Many postmodernists regarded the very idea of objectivity as a dubious invention of the modern i.e., post-Enlightenment era.

One of the reasons that banking is seen as such a dubious profession is that bankers particularly at the investment arms are paid such huge bonuses to engage in risky behaviour.

Stroheim stars as Count Wladislaw Sergius Karamzin, a dubious Russian aristocrat in exile and suave but penniless seducer who, in high season, rents a palatial home with two ostensible cousines and plans to pay for it with his conquests' hush money.

She is at pains to distance this project from "ostalgia", which she characterises as "vulturism, a dubious sympathy for communist culture and the symbols of the past without any political investment".

But that piece too strikes me as having a dubious basis.

If it is, it's a dubious one, as confused and as full of contradictions as Tommy Robinson's bloodline.