Sentence examples for has always been questionable from inspiring English sources

The dichotomy of nonfiction versus fiction has always been questionable, if not downright fictitious itself.

Its effectiveness has always been questionable: the Police Department used to re-investigate board cases, dismissing many.

"A sale even at a modest price could be positive as the strategic value of the asset for ITV has always been questionable in our view," said Jesper Jensen, a media analyst at Cazenove.

Introduction Admitting very elderly patients in ICU has always been questionable as the benefit for these patients in terms of survival remains unclear.

MacWorld's timing as a January event has always been questionable – many consumers have long since learned not to purchase Apple products in the weeks leading up to the event, which likely resulted in lost sales during the holiday shopping season.

But the Catholic Church also played an important role in defending other autocrats in the region, so its claim to defending democracy has always been questionable.

He can punch and he has quick hands, but his stamina and desire have always been questionable.

"Ur dick whipped by my ugly ex @ducidni who's looks and talent have always been questionable to me, him being the ugly duckling that he is and all.

From Rose McGowan's mesh dress-that-wasn't-a-dress in 1998 to Lady Gaga's meat ensemble in 2010, the outfits that have graced the VMA red carpet have always been questionable in taste and legendary in impact.

"My own view of that has always been highly questionable — those instruments also encourage significant risk-taking and looking at risk modestly rather than incisively".

Mood rings have been must-haves since they were introduced in the 70s, but their accuracy has always been, well, questionable.