Sentence examples for is a more dubious from inspiring English sources

Richard Prince is a more dubious case.

Among all of Mazar's distinctions is a more dubious one.

That it will crown the number one team in the country, though, via a contrived system of polls and computer rankings, is a more dubious distinction.

Supporting good causes out of their own generous salaries, bonuses, deferred compensation, options packages and incentive schemes would be admirable; doing it out of income that would otherwise be paid to shareholders is a more dubious proposition.

The elks' rear ends were a more dubious pleasure.

Less tragic than Blanche (who victimized only herself through her delusions), name-changing Jasmine is more dubious than DuBois; hers is a more conscious, opportunistic self-deception.

But This Is It's pedigree is more dubious.

After helping to get the first Star Wars film made, he went on to be the conceptual designer on the two sequels and was an illustrator on The Star Wars Holiday Special, which is a slightly more dubious accolade, but there it is.

But Blume is also the recipient of a more dubious accolade: she is one of the most frequently challenged authors of the 21st century.

You could argue this is an even more dubious use of psychic abilities, but it also comes with a hell of a lot more ways to be exposed for making shit up.

The article's most pointed complaint – that the ice-cream scoops are often "hollow inside" – implied a more dubious offense, as though the parlour's founding principles were being betrayed.