Sentence examples similar to dubious doubling from inspiring English sources
(I remember Kristen Stewart managing this dubious double last year).
The history of the secret war directed against the IRA and INLA on one side and the loyalist terror groups on the other is littered with real life Le Carresque tales of morally dubious double-dealing spy craft.
This exercise by the nation's most distinguished newspaper rests on the dubious double premise that opinions are inherently bad - dangerous, irresponsible, unpatriotic - but that their dire effects can be neutralised by simply labelling them as opinions.
Ryback singles out the Munich publisher Julius Friedrich Lehmann as possessing "the dubious double claim to being both the single most generous contributor to Hitler's private book collection and the public architect for the Nazi pseudoscience of biological racism".
But as parishioners around the region struggle to adapt, what makes Father Keane's transition all the more delicate is that Father Jesselli had replaced Father Gennaro Gentile, who had himself been repeatedly accused of sexual improprieties, giving this Westchester village a dubious double distinction.
People at Foxwoods remembered that she lent as much as $30,000 to fellow gamblers, and that she favored a dubious wagering strategy: doubling her bet each time she lost.
Floundering for some way out, he has opted for the rather dubious solution of doubling his bets with even more speculative tech funds.
This would have made Koecher a highly dubious turnaround double agent.
"That was a great game for us to win today," said Marbury, who had 19 points and 11 assists and nearly had a dubious triple-double with a season-high-tying 8 turnovers.
It's throwing good money after bad, doubling down in hopes of redeeming dubious bets that have repeatedly failed to pay off.
But the pressure finally told as Denmark made the most of a dubious penalty decision to double their lead.
