Sentence examples for dubious aspect from inspiring English sources
One dubious aspect of the report is the large number of women.
Some are repelled, in fact, by his acceptance of the more dubious aspects of urban life.
With his usual showmanship, Mr. Ackman also highlighted what he considered the more dubious aspects of the company's culture.
There would be a touch of schadenfreude in seeing so many celebrities fooled, if there were not so many ethically dubious aspects to the story.
The fallacy, he has written, consists in turning "a blind eye on the morally or politically dubious aspects of serious music," as if "the only legitimate object of praise or censure in art" is whether it's good or not.
Monday evening, CNN published a story reporting it had contacted Twitter about some dubious aspects of the account @2020fight, which first shared the video with the narrative that caused it to go viral.
This is sinister subject matter for the festive season; those boffins in Southampton have come up with a show that sets out to uncover the dubious and hidden aspects of scientific research.
Issues unlikely to be resolved at the G20 are usually ruled off the agenda before the summit (as happened to the international bank tax proposal) or are settled in terms so broad as to be of dubious import.Clearly there are aspects of global policymaking that practically demand international coordination.
As a political officer, Brezhnev's role was not to risk his life in battle but rather to produce and disseminate propaganda, enforce political correctness and keep a close eye on dubious types, although that last aspect of his work is never mentioned in Malaya Zemlya.
Strawson's aim is to isolate and defend what is valuable and worth preserving as opposed to those aspects he sees as the dubious in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.
