Gorgeous, snow-topped Switzerland, with its adorable cuckoo clocks and dubious attitude to Nazi gold, didn't give women the vote until 1971.
He repeated what he thought of the latest anti-Semitic attacks... "My dear man, the Jews provoke things: they have a dubious attitude and get mixed up in things that don't concern them".
A dubious attitude to female fans (the red snapper incident; sex with groupies in bathtubs filled with baked beans; Jimmy Page's propensity for whipping) set new standards for rock pig excess, too. 2 Black Sabbath Zeppelin might have got there first, but Black Sabbath's influence on the genre has arguably been even greater.
Today he was in Indonesia, announcing a multimillion-pound deal with the national airline and praising "an inspiring democracy" – despite the Indonesian government's dubious attitude to peaceful demonstration and religious freedom, and reports of torture and extrajudicial executions by the country's security services.
Alex Neve, from the Islington Against Spies campaign group (see here), has said :"We're saying he's not a suitable person to be working here, supervising students, some of whom may be vulnerable, when he's shown evidence of having a very dubious attitude towards women and consent in the past.
Usually, anti-anxiety medication is recommended on the basis that emetophobes tend to have baggage disorders like agoraphobia, OCD, and depression, and due to our dubious attitude toward side effects, antiemetics are designated before that.
Usually, anti-anxiety medication is recommended on the basis that emetophobes tend to have baggage disorders like agoraphobia, OCD and depression, and due to our dubious attitude towards side-effects, antiemetics are designated before that.
"I'm dubious of the attitude that says there is no salvation outside GMOs," said Herve Guyomard, scientific director for agriculture at Europe's largest farm research centre, France's National Institute for Agronomical Research INRAA).
I've gained 8 pounds!"; "No cons"; "Sometimes I feel like I love my job too much" — and under "Advice to management," when the reviewer writes some version of "Keep up the great work!" Hohman has the same attitude toward dubious positive reviews as he does toward agenda-driven rants.
The label is dubious, because Berg displayed a profoundly ambivalent attitude toward the ideology of progress which his teacher articulated.
