Sentence examples for dubious comments from inspiring English sources

The donation comes several months after Morrissey's much-publicised kerfuffle with the NME (and a planned Love Music Hate Racism campaign), when he made some rather dubious comments about UK immigration.

"Our research suggests that Amazon is losing the battle against fake reviews – with shoppers bombarded by dubious comments aimed at artificially boosting products from unknown brands," says Natalie Hitchins, Which? head of home products and services.

I've previously challenged him on some pretty dubious comments regarding immigrants, so I'm interested to see if he picks up on his own hypocrisy.

If the Duke of Edinburgh passes the odd ethnically dubious comment, it is simply because he "wants to stir things up" and longs "for something exceptional to happen".

Several panelists portrayed the court's theory as dubious, citing comments by lawmakers who said they did not intend to authorize such bulk collection in the Patriot Act.

May tweeted about possible disaffiliation on the morning of the presidential election, but, he says, "I assumed that the best candidate would win, as in the candidate with the least record of dubious antisemitic comments".

The book would have benefitted for longer endnotes and is prone to occasional dubious throwaway comments as to the more recent history, for example it is by no means clear that former Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki was a 'staunch ally' of Assad (p.206) simple because both had links to Iran.

They will miss her, I fear, but then so will I." The Judds – Grandpa (Tell Me About the Old Days) A proper smasheroo from 1986 (WARNING: this video contains dubious social comment).

Some residents, writing in the comments section, were dubious that their presence would benefit the community.

Such comments and this dubious deal undermine the independence of the corporation and betray the Tories' deep-rooted hostility towards one of Britain's most important and successful institutions.

The reasons for his rejection, as I explained in this 2002 New Republic story had to do with a soupy mix of dubious and arguably racist moves, comments and motivations on the part of the Alabama native that led senator Ted Kennedy to announce it was "inconceivable … that a person of this attitude is qualified to be a US attorney, let alone a United States federal judge".