Sentence examples for dubious realm from inspiring English sources

Ever since his own work had taken its slight and necessary turn, its odd, unaccountable swerve away from classic smallness toward another, more dubious realm, his two apprentices had assumed the task of supplying furniture for the King's toy palace.

About dubious land deals.

It has indeed been entertaining, as well as a reminder that entertainment with no other purpose is often a dubious — and, in the realm of politics, dire — goal.

But this vision, because it wrenches interest away from the human realm, seems a dubious one for a novel.

In the superlative-obsessed realm of collector cars, such a dubious distinction could actually be a benefit, adding a potentially valuable trait to distinguish it from its peers.

This chorus of dubious talk has been the currency of the realm since Richard Nixon "opened the window" in 1971 and cut the dollar loose from a pegged gold value.

While the Kantar statistics assert that frozen meat, poultry and vegetables showed particular "resilience", there's one inescapable truth when it comes to frozen food – it's a realm taking in an awful lot of disparate, dubious products.

But then others start to get dubious, go over to the flavor dark side, outside the realm of sense.

While this is an exciting development in the realm of space tourism, I'm a bit dubious about how much this announcement actually matters (especially to those without a few million dollars lying around).

But while the Law of Determinability presents the standard which real thought must meet, it is important to note that Maimon remains dubious about the possibility of ever achieving real thought except in the realm of mathematics.

The movie presents the digital realm as Faustian magic that yields studios and filmmakers unprecedented control and freedom, yet amplifies the already dubious industry's schemes into ever more grievous and ruthless depredations.