Sentence examples for dubious thinking from inspiring English sources

(Dubious thinking has it that only those Singaporeans who can afford to gamble in the first place will be willing to pay the entrance fee).

Yet it represents a way of thinking about God and history that possesses, at best, dubious biblical support.

Advertisers are rubbing their hands with glee, thinking up new ways to shame us into feeling as bad as possible about our dubious overconsumption during the festive period.

A list of dubious ideas for musicals from the past decade would be a long one, and many duly turned out to be "what were they thinking?" embarrassments.

He was thinking about introducing alcohol and had recently added brisket to the menu — a concession to modern customers' expectations of barbecue, however regionally dubious.

It's likely Sarkozy is thinking about the embarrassing 2005 referendum in France when the population chose to not ratify the proposed Constitution of the European Union, leaving the treaty with a dubious future.

"At its core lay flawed science, dubious methodology and wishful thinking," Hooper writes.

It could be that the problem with the old sciences was simply that they weren't scientific enough — that they were mostly wishful thinking projected onto dubious data about skull size and the effects of estrogen on the ability to balance a checkbook.

"Acclaimed" is perhaps wishful thinking, but the most dubious words in that puffy phrase are "documentary film".

The smarmy pep talk, with its generous doses of magical thinking, isn't the only dubious line of goods Charlie is peddling.

The uptake of many dubious interventions relies on a form of magical thinking, where doing something is seen as better than doing nothing.