Sentence examples for more dubious is from inspiring English sources

Even more dubious is the idea Dan hatches to record Gretta's album live amid the noise and the chaos of Manhattan's streets.

But there might be something even more dubious... is that baby bump a figment of someone's overzealous photo retouching?

Jarecki and Gibney devote some time to Kissinger's farcical career as a "swinger," but they gloss over his achievements in playing off the Soviet Union and China against each other and thereby hastening the American victory in the Cold War — the cause for which, after all, Kissinger's more dubious actions were taken.

More dubious, however, is a chapter called "Transcendent Abilities," which is a lyrical but scientifically empty chapter on love, creativity, and poetry.

In somewhat more dubious taste is a photograph of the twin towers of Chartres cathedral, which are said to "resemble Christ's two fingers held aloft".

Its bubblier cousin, with a more dubious reputation, is Asti Spumante.

Among his more dubious achievements is a video showing two performers slashing the throats of two cats and wearing their bleeding bodies as hats (to express his rage at pet lovers who are hardened to their fellow man) and staging the burning of a car filled with white rats.

It also occured in 2010, "when more dubious titles were removed too".

When companies don't comply, more dubious tactics are often used.

But there is one more dubious commodity that is cheaper in the United Kingdom than in almost any other European country: cocaine.

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.