Sentence examples for dodgy views from inspiring English sources

Mountains of dodgy views and vituperative invective.

You could argue that the Fifa World Cup is also ageist and disablist (footballers are doomed to retire as soon as their wisdom teeth fully descend and disabled people are tacitly excluded – let's not forget that a former England coach was even sacked for his dodgy views) and there is a difference in football's relationship with women.

Instead of being relegated to bootleg satellite feeds or dodgy pay-per-view, the English Premier League has a home on NBC.

Even relatively well-established measures such as SROI are still viewed as a bit dodgy by many commentators.

Although most films are pirated on release and viewed online and on dodgy DVDs, the rising middle classes are increasingly willing to fork out for a night at the cinema.

"If he is also morally repugnant, why has he been given an OBE in the Birthday Honours? "Why is the Prime Minister's view of what's dodgy in the tax system so partial?

But Labour has now accused Mr Cameron of having a partial view of "what's dodgy in the tax system".

The new info about dodgy sperm might mean people start to view dads as culpable genetically and therefore parentally.

We knew already that Pappano's taste in choosing directors was suspect; now we know that his views on contemporary composers can be profoundly dodgy too.

Dodgy governments, rich in resources and eager for loans, may likewise view China's government as a creditor of choice.

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