Sentence examples for dubious suggestion from inspiring English sources

This intrepid act of defiance by the French puts a spotlight on Turkey's dubious suggestion that it respects disparate points of views.

Originally turned down by both Backstreet Boys and TLC, the Max Martin-penned … Baby One More Time was first entitled Hit Me Baby One More Time but soon changed as a result of concerns over the title's dubious suggestion of domestic violence.

A dubious suggestion at the time was that this device might be a telephone.

Some have even made the dubious suggestion that rather than increasing the minimum age of buying tobacco products to 21 (as many jurisdictions are doing), having a different minimum age of e-cigarette sales of 16 years of age so that young people who crave nicotine can start with a less "harmful" product.

But in David Priestland's The Red Flag you will only find a dutiful chronicle, with little explanation, apart from some dubious suggestions that whatever happened happened because of the background, mood or impulses of the leaders.

This seems a dubious proposition, however.

The suggestion seems dubious; the politics were more in the framing of his opposition, not the decision itself.

Related to this dubious claim of kinship is an intermittent suggestion of larger historical mirrorings.

Media critic Norman Solomon noted that the first New York Times piece on Webb's series lacked "any suggestion that the CIA might be a dubious touchstone for veracity".

Mr. Romulo dismissed suggestions that Mrs. Arroyo's ascension had dubious legal provenance, noting that the Supreme Court had ruled unanimously that the welfare of the people demanded a change at the top.

Among the suggestions are ideas for camouflage as well as dubious advice on using radio or microwave transmitters to "confuse the frequencies used to control the drone".