Sentence examples for dubious demonstrations from inspiring English sources
But we have been here before, even down to the reworkings of Charcot's dubious demonstrations of female hysteria in Paris at the end of the 19th century by a modern artist, and the display of Alphonse Bertillon's photographs of criminal types for the Paris police.
I'm pretty sure Don was basically in sympathy to our cause, if not quite as sympathetic as Mary; but they both might have been a little dubious about mass demonstrations in general.
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.
How much wittier it would be to counterpoint Thompson's timely demonstration of the dubious bond-trading bonanza with a burst of the baroque.
For with its tales of exaggerated grain production and ever-more fanciful industrial targets, the Leap was indeed a demonstration of how dubious statistics and lack of transparency could culminate in the deaths of millions.
Well, considering CPUs are moving to serious multi-core architecture and GPUs are being used to do CPU work, the whole demonstration is a little dubious.
A recent fashion shoot with model Coco Rocha, the first in-vivo demonstration of the device, is dubious evidence at best.
It has a dubious track record too, having been used to distribute other demonstrably false content, such as claims that Turkish police for some reason used Vietnam War-era herbicide Agent Orange on protesters during the Gezi Park demonstrations.
The protests in Ukraine started after Yanukovych backed out of an agreement to deepen ties with the European Union, but the demonstrations quickly came to encompass an array of discontent over corruption, heavy-handed police and a dubious justice system.
