Sentence examples for dubious lessons from inspiring English sources
"Wuss" has implausibilities (for one, the smart and attractive Maddie says she's friendless), dubious lessons in manhood (handgun instruction is part of Mitch's rehabilitation) and some regressive depictions of minorities.
The notion that the campaign can only be won by being positive is another dubious lesson.
It might be an awkward social moment, but subjecting him to a little embarrassment is better than her facing a brush with the law, or conveying a dubious lesson to your daughters, or feeling uneasy herself.
It's all part of the chef's attempt to get his own cooking show, one sprinkled with his own dubious life lessons.
Get ready for some Well Good fun as Lee unleashes his anarchic brand of good-natured ribbing, dubious life lessons and general mischief as we get to know the live studio audience through a variety of games.
Like many historians, Mr. Rousso added that he was dubious about the lessons that could be learned from the past.
Zeng returned a hero, and the hardliners learned a lesson of dubious value: never give ground to foreigners.Chonghou was freed in August 1880.
("Buster plays catcher for the San Francisco Giants baseball team"). Other lessons are of dubious value to more gravity-bound managers.
Gladwell draws his lesson by means of a dubious interpretation.
Current events, though (not to speak of the lessons of history), seem to be making them a little dubious.
If it had served as a cautionary lesson, it might have spared the nation even more dubious adventures from Southeast Asia to Latin America in decades to come.
