Sentence examples for dubious view from inspiring English sources

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn is far from the only great writer to take a dubious view of happiness.

The dubious view of dogs is traced, of course, to Islamic teaching.

For neocons like Pollard, support for Israel is so important that almost any other dubious view can be overlooked.

And State Department cables obtained by WikiLeaks and made public on Friday laid bare the unvarnished and dubious view of American diplomats toward Mr. Karzai and his government.

Conversely, plenty of people hold the equally dubious view that patent and copyright systems will always amass more power for elite companies, squash innovation, and exploit developing countries.

If anything, he is too kind to Clinton, accepting the very dubious view that he did everything he could to bring about a just resolution of the Israeli-­Palestinian conflict.

It is in part a reflection of past trade frictions with Japan as well as initial distrust of Mr Abe for his dubious views on Japan's wartime history.

It is fair to say that all of us who spend too much time on social media have probably retweeted people we might not be aware of, or who have dubious views on other issues.

A few months ago it was the alliance with east European populist nationalists with dubious views on massacres of Jews in the second world war, or the role of the Waffen SS.

But one can easily find parallel examples of dubious views among Democratic voters.

It has also had problems with algorithms cribbing dubious views off of Twitter and parachuting them into the top of its general search results.