Sentence examples for dubious edition from inspiring English sources

First a perhaps dubious edition that could allude to this week's Easter setting: Then the rather more cutting (or not) paradox: And finally, a timeless memorial to truth (or maybe not): So then, please place your chicken-and-egg song nominations in the boxes provided below, and optionally in the Spotify playlist, by last orders 11pm UK time on Monday 6 April, for publication next Thursday 9 April.

Co-host Beutel got to be on "special assignment" and miss this rather dubious edition of his show.

The dubious Deluxe Edition of this batch is the Juno soundtrack.

"Island of Lost Souls" was available on VHS back in the day and was briefly available on Laserdisc, but since the '90s it has only surfaced in dubious offshore editions, despite the constant clamoring of horror film aficionados.

So we have special editions, apps and direct e-commerce with dubious unit economics.

A specialist in archaeological pseudoscience, Feder is the author of the standard textbook on the subject, Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology, now in its seventh edition (Feder 2011), as well as a new encyclopedia of "dubious archaeology" (Feder 2010).

"It was sort of dubious – oh, now you can't see him?" speculates one of the bootleggers behind Motorcycle, an early, pirated edition of the Big Pink songs.

Dubious prospects.

Again, dubious.

Dubious tallies?

Insights: dubious.