Sentence examples for dubious references from inspiring English sources

The news agency cited 40 articles with the dubious references, including the Sept. 8 article that led to its inquiry.

Mark Only Foolsones When Only Fools And Horses began in 1981, it felt inauspicious, like a weak response to Minder, and featuring dubious references to the local "Paki shop".

So "A Question of Blood" devotes the requisite attention to music trivia (Elton John's first record label), dubious references (quoting Meat Loaf) and clues involving a favorite Scottish band.

Uncontrolled personal observations of dubious references in the headache literature.

(Although his website also has some dubious references to secret HIV/AIDS and cancer cures, but I refuse to go down that rabbit hole).

For a small-ish chap – about the height of my mum, for dubious reference – he seems whippy and compact, if he can seem that at the same time.

While it is true that apart from a dubious reference to a treatise, "On Sphere-Making"—all of his known works were of a theoretical character, his interest in mechanics nevertheless deeply influenced his mathematical thinking.

And the White House reporter who quizzed Carney about the rather dubious topic could have referenced Republican leaders who have made the claim in the past.

To explore further the usefulness of progressive joint damage in the first year as a predictor of subsequent progressive damage, joint damage progression in the first year was divided in to four groups: no progression (SHS ≤ 0 unit, the reference group), dubious progression (0

For a writer, it's a dubious honor to be thus referenced but not quite read: it's a way to remain forever present and forever misunderstood.

In the postcolonial world the role of Europe has changed, and not just with reference to the dubious reputation of former imperial powers, to say nothing of the Holocaust.