Sentence examples for dodgy notion from inspiring English sources
Really not at all the same thing, and that's before we get to the dodgy notion of comparing anyone to Hitler.
Before 1992, however, inclusivity and justice were presented as rather dodgy secular notions which should not influence a purely theological discussion.
Once more with a dodgy hip This notion alone, Morris argues, is radical: in a youth-obsessed culture, the thought of people falling in love as they inch towards death is practically taboo.
Neither country was remotely associated with the particulars of the recent indictments – these were chiefly concerned with dodgy dealings involving sports marketing firms in North and South America – but for Jennings the notion of small non-western nations having decent standing in the game is evidence enough of Fifa's corruption.
Of course, it's understandable that some will find the notion of a bunch of strangers wanking next to each to dodgy US porn a little distasteful.
The notion that you must "find time" to meditate is built on a dodgy premise, Gunatillake writes.
Aside from the dodgy science, if you look at who's pushing this stuff, it's wealthy philanthropists, Heinz, Carnegie Foundation, with the same notion, that the ills of society are located in the lower orders".
