Sentence examples for dubious luxury from inspiring English sources
But Sikkim lacks that dubious luxury.
He DJs, makes electronic dance music and produces tracks for hip-hop bands under the name Dubious Luxury.
The modern age does not have that dubious luxury, so must build on what already exists.Take for instance the G8.
Apple doesn't have that dubious luxury, so it can take an adversarial stance, but RIM should be patting these guys on the back — if for no other reason than that many of them paid full price for a device that they have since had to offload at bargain-bin prices.
Online anonymity: it's a dubious luxury.
I am asked to regard even "justified anger" as a dubious luxury.
The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called it a "car wreck", a "deeply dubious luxury-tourist fantasy" and "supercilious, incurious and glib".
At Dapper Dan's, "made to order" didn't always mean "one of a kind": customers often requested copies of other customers' clothes, causing the best-loved pieces to replicate and spread outward from celebrities to regular folks — albeit regular folks willing to spend an irregular amount on luxury clothing of dubious provenance.
At Dapper Dan's, "made to order" didn't always mean "one of a kind": customers often requested copies of other customers' clothes, causing the best-loved pieces to replicate and spread outward from celebrities to regular folks—albeit regular folks willing to spend an irregular amount on luxury clothing of dubious provenance.
"CDC have a track record of ploughing money into dubious 'aid' projects like the Garden City luxury housing and shopping complex in Kenya and a luxury hotel in Lagos, Nigeria, which costs $400 a night to stay in," said Alex Scrivener, a policy officer at advocacy group Global Justice Now.
Ms. Aubry was just 20 when she appeared in the racy title role of "Manon," a 1949 film by Henri-Georges Clouzot set in post-World War II France about the morally dubious escapades of a capricious, luxury-seeking young woman and her corrupting influence on her lover.
