Sentence examples for be a bit dodgy from inspiring English sources

A finding of genocide due to an attempt to eliminate the Muslims of Srebrenica may be a bit dodgy, but it's a lot more plausible to find the overall campaign to eliminate the Muslim populations of the self-proclaimed Bosnian Serb Republic to be genocide.

Naturally the Mail has dressed up its case as a matter of constitutional importance, which - either that or hypocrisy - is the kind of thing we all say when we want to justify a good read that may be a bit dodgy legally.

I've never been very impressed by Delaney Williams as Jay Landsman – his elaborate speaking style jars with the overall tone in my opinion – and, at a push, Aidan Gillen's accent can be a bit dodgy and Idris Elba sometimes gives some slightly strange line readings ("Ain't shit… they could say").

Be careful who you add - they could be a bit dodgy.

"[But] the talking is a bit dodgy, to say the least".

Joke: "Everyone had a teacher at school who was a bit dodgy, a bit of a pervert.

"That was the night for the New Cinema Club, which was a bit dodgy, a bit blue.

I am not too sure about my chin, my forehead is a bit dodgy.

"It was a bit dodgy at the end," said Singh, who was at 18-under 195.

They had marked my card on that trip so the return journey was a bit dodgy.

And the whole foisting-a-mayor on places which had specifically voted against one was a bit dodgy.