Sentence examples for dubious intentions from inspiring English sources

If the price is right, Lutz wouldn't deny an offer today, but those interested often had dubious intentions.

She will make it, with gratitude to the staff involved, but along a road paved with dubious intentions.

No doubt they had reproached him with being taken in by a sophisticated woman of dubious intentions.

Arsen Avakov said earlier today that guards were detaining "hundreds" of people with "dubious intentions" along the eastern border, and dashcam footage – showing Ukrainian military vehicles on the roads east – seems to corroborate stories of a rapidly mobilizing military.

I began to realise that though the drugs now reside with a wholesaler, these returns mean Hospira and Lundbeck are engaging in a chain of commerce reaching back to Oregon, despite that end user's dubious intentions.

The film's story has enough twists, the dialogue enough eloquence and a British agent (Rebecca Ferguson) enough dubious intentions to be recognizably from the writer of "The Usual Suspects," which came out 20 years ago next month.

If some of her sources were dubious, Kelley's intentions never were: she bulldozed her way through his messy life, without feigning a shred of interest in his art.

The notion that Obama is a socialist because he wants a minor tax increase for a tiny fraction of Americans and would prefer to spend our treasure on helping people rather than on conducting wars of dubious origin or intention is more than a little strange, but if a small minority of people want to assert it, that is again well within their rights.

It manifests itself in ways that creators, no matter their good intentions (a dubious concept when profit is involved), fail to anticipate because they are more concerned with ticking off boxes and filling quotas than they are in truly interrogating the ways in which the advertising industry fails marginalized people.

You will note that his book that went into the stratosphere a little over a decade ago (much aided by another journalist with good intentions, but dubious conclusions, and a book to sell you, Gary Taubes) was entitled "Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution".

Berneburg and his clientele are dubious about the state's intentions, and Kleiman's presentation to Seattle's city council did not help matters.