The journalist concluded, for example, that Lord Palmerston's judgment was "dubious," his language, "trivial" and his voice, "clear but slender".
It seems dubious that the language of commerce could be a positive influence, but brisk business feels like progress beyond the language of myth.
We describe Dubious, a simple core language including first-class generic functions with symmetric multimethods, a classless object model, and modules that can be separately typechecked.
His characters, whether a world-renowned professor of nothing in particular or an incompetent waiter in a snooty restaurant, frequently spoke rapid fire languages of dubious origin.
James Delingpole, an editor at Breitbart, said the encyclical includes "hackneyed language and extremely dubious science you might expect from a 16-year-old trotting out the formulaic bilge and accepted faux-wisdom required these days..."...
Not only that: he is said to betray a dubious fondness for things French, even the language.
This is the same language that appears on other dubious health concoctions.
"The dubious cliché about music as the universal language, almost comes true with Beethoven.
This text underwent numerous expansions and revisions throughout Antiquity and the Middle Ages, containing many dubious stories, and was translated into numerous languages.
