Sentence examples for debatable quality from inspiring English sources
Sure, "Rent" the movie was of debatable quality, but a few reviewers took hard swings at the show itself.
MacDiarmid published a lot of work of debatable quality in his lifetime, yet his disregard of some 300 poems suggests that he aspired to keep his oeuvre trim.
And the list does include a number of crossover hits of debatable quality: the over-ripe "Black Orpheus," the likable but cheesy "Never on Sunday," the over-calculating "Wages of Fear".
Normally it works like this: A band comes to town, does a soundcheck on its stage for the night, maybe grabs a quick meal of debatable quality, plays a show, then squeezes in some carousing before it is time for its car or van or bus to depart for the next carnival.
When it appeared, in 1988, the book had enjoyed a certain notoriety, not because of its subject or its debatable quality, but because my father, a professor of rhetoric who never deigned to sully his hand with any form of journalism, a reader of classics who disapproved of the very act of commenting on literature in print, had published a savage review in the Sunday magazine of El Espectador.
The most striking feature contributing to the debatable quality of the clinical trials included in this review was the lack of a true placebo control group.
Even if the agent's account of these events confirms yours, she did not forsake her duties but performed them with the (debatable) lapses in quality that can plague any joint endeavor.
Given the pitfalls of satisfaction measurement and its debatable value for quality improvement, there has been a call for new approaches to the assessment of patient perceptions of care.
How much impact any of this will have on teacher quality is debatable.
"The students and their families are tremendously indebted," she added, and educational "quality is totally debatable".
In relation to LICK, however, knot's quality could be debatable and differences in participant and tutor validation should be considered.
