A theologically dubious sentiment at this most popular of our country's religious festivals – but nibbling an oatie biscuit, with Montgomery cheddar and Old Yorkshire Chutney on it, I begin to see what Belinda is getting at.
This is set in Wiltshire, but the behaviour of this group of outlaws living somewhat free range and off the grid is hilariously recognisable, and such a portrait requires an author truly in tune with the speech and rhythms and habits of this rural subculture, in which New Age sentiments, dubious interactions, violence and poetry all co-exist.
"There was one woman in the Isle of Wight who always put a little poem at the end, the poetry was a little bit dubious, but the sentiment good".
And finally in our Final Five, Nancy Langan of Linden, whose rhyming was also dubious but whose sentiment was painfully accurate: To impress my Yankee fan husband, I tried to rhyme both Giambi and Matsui.
That was the prevailing sentiment among inmates dubious of Trump and even more dubious of his approach to law and order: Trump will never let Manafort go to prison if he gets convicted.
But, if extreme cases make bad law, so detestable heroes make dubious drama; and the substitution of sentiment for sickliness strikes me as a Pyrrhic victory.
Although this sentiment is honourable, its details are dubious.
But now anti-American sentiment is being stoked by an outpouring of dubious pronouncements from both state and private news media.
There have been many dubious claims about "neuromarketing" strategies for using brain activity to assess consumer sentiment, says Antonio Rangel, a neuroeconomist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
He was dubious about the practicality of Trump's plan to deport 11 million illegal immigrations but agreed with the sentiment.
