Sentence examples for dubious tales from inspiring English sources

And the agency's preferred recruiting method — cash — tends to attract low-level diplomats and retired military officers who peddle dubious tales.

And in one of Verdi's many dubious tales, at 5 months old he was spirited by his mother to a church tower to avoid Russian troops.

Thousands of prisoners are serving time based on this bogus science, which often props up wobbly eyewitness testimony or dubious tales peddled by jailhouse snitches.

The Clinton health rumors spawned the same way that a lot of dubious tales spread on the right-wing corners of the internet.

The Clinton health rumours spawned the same way that a lot of dubious tales spread on the right-wing corners of the internet.

Of course, his part in the murder of Rasputin was what would make him infamous, and his somewhat dubious tale of what occurred that night has been accepted as fact.

Like the hero of a dubious morality tale, however, Khodorkovsky broke the rules established by Yeltsin's ex-KGB successor Vladimir Putin: don't meddle in politics.

Lest you think Chipper is basing his conclusions on a historically dubious Hollywood tale, the former baseball star offers his own experience with rifles, as well as the famed Zapruder film, which raised further questions on the validity of the Single Bullet Theory and furthered suspicions of a second shooter on the grassy knoll, as evidence to his claims.

However, later biographer Horner believes the tale dubious, suggesting that Grant made the decision unaided by Hanna.

Dubious about Dad's tales, the children pull him up on certain points.

Part of the fun of reading alongside him arose from his common-sense attempts to decode long lists of Judean tribes or dubious blood-soaked morality tales.