Sentence examples for dubious nature from inspiring English sources

Before Manningham and Hixon were injured, the talk was about injuries of a perhaps more dubious nature.

Apparently recognizing the dubious nature of the charges, a Pakistani judge has at least spared Mr. Sharif the death penalty.

The dubious nature of the whole enterprise was confirmed by a friend of mine who took over as Heloise.

Underscoring the legally dubious nature of Judge Casey's threat, the hospitals in question are not themselves parties to the lawsuit.

The whistle-blower also said the company had paid to have research articles prepared claiming benefits of a dubious nature.

Although some of the children were as young as four, none were ever shown any affection – except of a dubious nature.

The authorities who said Ahmadinejad won the election can be very dubious in nature," explained Ehsani.

But a lot of what we have seen in terms of stimulus has been more dubious in nature; some will be malinvestment.

Schopenhauer proceeded to expound the dubious theory that nature promoted homosexuality in older men as a way of discouraging them from continuing to procreate.

One is defensive, restrictive, darkly dubious about human nature; the other takes a more expansive view.

So much so, that, were every other proof of contrivance in nature dubious or obscure, this alone would be sufficient.