Sentence examples for dubious perspective from inspiring English sources

In between, armed with a dubious perspective passed on by his Uncle Roman Richard Zimann), Jasiu has an identity problem.

AMY SHEARN "The Mermaid of Brooklyn" A blend of Park Slope parenting and magic, as a newly single stay-at-home mother gains a fresh, if dubious, perspective on her life.

"From a business perspective," adds Unruh, "when your sustainability performance indicator only improves the less customers use your product - drink less, smoke less, wager less - you are in a dubious position".

With his one good eye, he read English at Oxford, perhaps the best perspective to take on this dubious subject.

Thus, from a set theoretical perspective such terms are clearly dubious.

Another third of the book or so is a meditation on the challenges of the technology from a dual use and strategic perspective, as well as the dubious path toward an international ban.

Would you like some dubious comparisons to help you put these outlandish numbers in perspective?

But if you have described this situation accurately — your diarizing might look different from her perspective — then her reasons for refusing you are as dubious as her reading of your journal was in the first place.

Depending on your perspective, this might sound like a dream job or a highly dubious occupation.

For, if Heidegger's interpretation really just covertly reinstalls his own subjective perspective, then this attempt to transcend aesthetic subjectivism from within looks dubious at best.

That may sound a dubious claim if you only watched England's first game but World Cups demand a broader perspective.