Sentence examples for dubious ideology from inspiring English sources
Don't be seduced, brothers and sisters: the sirenlike lead guitar of the Lovin' Spoonful is the craft of the late Zal Yanovsky, a man of dubious ideology and commitment to the revolution whose name is synonymous with perfidy.
Though we are told that he is famous as a memoirist and political thinker, his work seems to consist solely of dubious aphorisms ("Ideology is the light that creates the darkness").
Her sometimes intriguing, sometimes dubious arguments about why Zionist ideology was a fraud and the Jews were never really a nation echo Golda Meir's infamous claim that "there is no such thing as a Palestinian people".
The label is dubious, because Berg displayed a profoundly ambivalent attitude toward the ideology of progress which his teacher articulated.
Miller takes her role as avenging angel utterly seriously, with the result that her thinking has ossified into an ideology consisting of a handful of reductionist premises, some dubious scientific evidence and any number of vague claims.
Journalists who cover ISIS were immediately dubious of this claim, considering "Paddock was a gambler and had committed suicide, actions that are at odds with ISIS's ideology," to quote the Times.
Ideology led to the intrusion of politics into science, Okarma said, and now the science has, predictably, become a "political football," with dubious claims made by both sides.
