Sentence examples for completely questionable from inspiring English sources

He admitted that the organisation has "completely questionable" tactics and said "the non-Muslim working class don't have a voice" and warned "it's not going to end pretty".

Robinson: Our methods are completely questionable, yes, and I understand people who say you are going about it the wrong way, but what choice do we have as working-class people when the moment you put your head above the parapet, you are called racist or fascist?

Hard to say precisely what it is that people – "folks", as President Obama likes to call them – are so darn exercised about, but they say things that show that their command of any words with more than two syllables is completely questionable, like: "The president is a socialist", or "healthcare reform is unconstitutional".

The simulation setting is shown in Table 3 where 1 represents completely trustful, 0 represents completely questionable, and (varepsilon) represents randomly trustful.

Declaring even abstinence completely safe is questionable because lack of ejaculation has been tentatively linked to prostate cancer.

On stage, he kicks off a trend that proves to be popular throughout the next couple of days: the endless churning out of completely meaningless and questionable statistics.

His speech kicked off a trend that proved to be popular at the conference: the endless churning out of completely meaningless and questionable statistics.

Audio recordings that include Parental Advisory labels in their original formats are generally released in censored versions that reduces or completely eliminates the questionable material, They are recognized as "clean" editions by the RIAA, and are left unlabeled in their revised formats.

Question questionable sources.

After many questionable but completely humorous Google searches, I've found some information that may explain the green poop phenomenon.

During the very same breath he also implies that the authority of the Supreme Court is suspect and questionable, which completely ignores, as far as I can tell, that it is the Constitution itself that is granting authority to the Supreme Court.