Sentence examples for dubious facts from inspiring English sources

Because sometimes you can realize an entire history from a couple of dubious facts.

On a related note, I recently had my Advanced Placement students work in groups to check for dubious facts used in various class presentations, debates, panels and A.P. synthesis essays.

In his speech announcing his decision to withdraw from the Paris Accord on climate change, President Trump frequently relied on dubious facts and unbalanced claims to make his case that the agreement would hurt the U.S. economy.

Washington Post fact-checkers, however, reported that Trump, who has labeled climate change a "hoax," relied on dubious facts and unbalanced claims to make the case that the deal would hurt the U.S. economy.

But I was never a mastermind, or a mini-mind, and long before I even entered the secret world, I had an instinct towards fiction that made me a dubious fact-gatherer.

Leaving aside the scientifically dubious fact that this study was conducted in part by SASSI developer Franklin Glenn Miller, the data coming out of Utah and Mississippi raised serious questions about this claim.

Leaving aside the scientifically dubious fact that this study was conducted in part by one of SASSI's developers, Franklin Glenn Miller, the data coming out of Utah and Mississippi raised serious questions about this claim.

Out on Thursday The Human Centipede (First Sequence) Gruesome cult horror, based on dubious medical fact.

But it wasn't very long before the panellists and the audience began shouting at each other, the tone verging on racist at times, and using dubious-sounding facts and figures.

Of course, more dubious than the fact that Trump declared her father colorblind and gender neutral is the fact that he just... isn't. .

Druckenmiller blames Alan Greenspan's loose-money policies for the whole disaster; that's a highly dubious proposition, in fact rejected by all the serious studies I've seen.