Sentence examples for dubious picture from inspiring English sources

Nor is this the first dubious picture of the Brontes.

This dubious picture has long been cited by politicians, academics, even the Equality and Human Rights Commission, all of whom no doubt believe it is genuine.

But, unlike the dubious picture at the play's heart, the performances are definitely the genuine article.

Who knows, cMoney could have a brillant project underneath the jumble, but at the very least, this strange constellation of facts and questions paints a dubious picture.

What about the Philippines' dubious "picture frame" claims over a vast rectangular swath in the South China Sea as its "archipelago waters" and its controversial insistence of treating this swath as its "internal waters" -- thus explicitly repudiating any freedom of passage, including freedom of "innocent passage, through this vast area?

While the validity and origins of the photo remain slightly dubious, the picture cast light on the fact that the ingredients in chicken nuggets may be a bit suspect.

Flourishing websites in a number of categories (many of them dubious) display pictures sent in by phone-toting users.

The Marina Experiment uses the most dubious footage and pictures together with his voiceover in a way that presents the case against him.

Ms. Weinberg, in the show's catalog (which is excellent, by the way, and surprisingly, refreshingly candid), qualifies her selection of Hassam's works as a skewed fraction of his gigantic output: most of his dubious, stiff late pictures are excluded.

A spokesperson for Cruz called the tabloid story, which based its allegations on a grainy picture of dubious credibility, "a garbage story and clearly Donald wants to talk about garbage".

Mr. Dafoe's intriguing performance and Mr. Merhige's keen visual intelligence -- most evident in his uncanny re-creations of scenes from "Nosferatu" -- offset the picture's dubious central metaphor, which is that moviemaking is, at bottom, a form of vampirism (Scott).