Sentence examples for as dodgy from inspiring English sources

Too much consultation can be as dodgy as too little.

On the face of it, it sounded as dodgy as hell.

This is not quite as dodgy as it sounds: after the 1950s, Lithuanian Communists were a touch more patriotic than their comrades elsewhere.

Livingstone majors on "police numbers," continuing an interminable arithmetical tiff with Johnson, whose main soundbite is, admittedly, as dodgy as his one on council tax.

The decision to take the money for political purposes was branded as "dodgy as hell" because Joan Edwards would have been more likely to want the cash to go to the nation.

We take it in turns to operate it and to support the casing as it fills; the banger-fondling looks just as dodgy as you'd expect, which may be why one chap, a derivatives trader turned farmer, asks for his face to be kept out of any photos.

7,788,604 (filed November 3, 2004): Not quite as dodgy as the last one, but still questionable, if you ask me (though why would you?).

That's why he's been dodgy -- though not as dodgy as Romney -- about how he's actually going to make all his numbers work.