Sentence examples for dubious concept from inspiring English sources

But justice in the abstract is a dubious concept.

Lending to an investor to buy your shares is a deeply dubious concept, raising questions of legality and disclosure.

Progress is a dubious concept, and our rights and freedoms are daily corroded by the politics of greed, power and wealth.

Race is a biologically dubious concept and a notoriously slippery social reality, a matter of group identity and personal feelings, mutual misunderstandings and the dialectic of giving and taking offense.

To take one important example mentioned in the article, the "tax gap" is a dubious concept that requires a comparison of actual tax revenues with what HMRC calls the "amount of tax that should, in theory, be collected".

Nor should it be forgotten that the war lacked UN approval and helped usher in the dubious concept of "humanitarian intervention", under which military action can be taken on the flimsiest of pretexts.

Even if you don't put stock in such dubious concepts, being in the presence of such ancient and sacred symbols can be a powerful and humbling experience.

Each of these is highly dubious in concept and a demonstrated recipe for serial failure in practice.

This dance of the dead is not some dubious high-concept coda from a director bent on textual depravities.

Nairobi is way too busy to take notice of you and your "profound" journal entries which are likely to wind up as a dubious African influenced concept album.

The geographical center of the movie is a giant willow tree where a tribal clan, the Na'vi, worships the connections among all living things — a dubious-sounding mystical concept that the movie manages to make exciting.