Sentence examples for dubious form from inspiring English sources

Ignoring their voice is arguably a dubious form of anti-racism.

However artistic, most 19th century collectors considered tattoos a dubious form of bodily decoration.

It wasn't long before adventure beckoned again, in the dubious form of an Indian guru called Muktananda.

I was saying yesterday that there was a dubious form of racial stereotyping still just visible in basketball, emphasizing the "character" of galumphing, pasty-guy players.

(To be fair, Republicans are willing to swallow a bit of stimulus as long as it takes the dubious form of lowering taxes on the rich).

That was a tribute to Nadal's biting left-handed serve and a reflection of the dubious form of the 46th-ranked Gasquet.

A handful of women nurses who practised "medical rubbing", and wished to set their work apart from more dubious forms of manipulation, set up the Society of Trained Masseuses in 1894.

Both targeted tax breaks and stadium subsidies are dubious forms of corporate welfare that benefit politically connected interest groups without providing broader economic benefits to the community.

We needn't worry about their lending their vaunted imprimaturs to dubious forms of visual and material culture or inferior artworks.

Legally dubious forms of internet surveillance are already underway given GCHQ's complicity in the US National Security Agency's global surveillance of the internet.

Although the indictment was not entirely original, he applied it broadly and forcefully, in particular to the delivery of "reality" in all its dubious forms by television.