Sentence examples similar to dubious curiosity from inspiring English sources
Newer to me was the story of how the theory, first proposed in 1964, moved from being a curiosity of dubious relevance to the centre stage of fundamental physics today.
This was its ontological destiny, not just as an art-historical curiosity (a dubious fate in any case) but also in relation to the demolished dwelling whose space it occupied.
With that dubious green light and a lot of curiosity, I tried an OTC enzyme made from papaya.
They are not exactly happy or satisfied and are more likely to be quite dubious about the prospects of improvement, yet they evince intense curiosity, gratitude for discoveries, even if not particularly promising ones, and plenty of humor.
It is biased in favor of intelligence, honesty, a healthy curiosity about the world and an even healthier skepticism of dubious assertions and posturing.
IT HAS been a curiosity of British politics in recent years that the party keenest on a big state is also the most dubious about the civil service that staffs it.
