Sentence examples for nothing questionable from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing to investigate, there is nothing questionable at all," the spokeswoman said.

Perhaps not surprisingly, Mr. Graldi saw nothing questionable in using a nude pinup to report on breast cancer awareness.

Many government finance experts say there is nothing questionable about it, though a minority say it does raise some ethical qualms.

However problematic those undefined other actions may be, there's nothing questionable about using sermons that appear on Internet services designed precisely to help ministers who would otherwise be faced with writing a new 20-minute composition every week of their preaching lives.

While the company continues to push forward, it is obviously imperative to Path's long-term success that it break out every trick in the book to reassure users (and the tech community) that there is nothing questionable about the approach its taking to friend-finding.

"There is nothing more questionable than a human being who says they are going to write, direct and star in a movie," he notes.

He saw nothing morally questionable in his argument that even if Chan and Sukumaran won their constitutional court case challenging the president's clemency deliberations – a case set down for 12 May – it wouldn't have mattered because it wouldn't be retrospective.

Everything is real, nothing is questionable.

Are there vast swathes of men around the globe who view rape as nothing but questionable sexual etiquette at worst?

In April, the Formula One series received near universal criticism for holding its race in a country experiencing a social uprising that brought daily demonstrations against the government, where the safety and the smooth running of the race were in doubt — to say nothing of the questionable morality of running the race in place accused of oppressing its citizens.

A recipe, for example, that depends on Thai fish sauce, available at a market 30 miles (50 km) away, is a stress-builder and an ego trip, to say nothing of its questionable public acceptance.