Sentence examples similar to questionable acclaim from inspiring English sources
Question questionable sources.
To use the description employed by Terry McLarney, another detective from the unit who wrote an afterword to the book in 2006, "He has transformed himself from a T-shirt wearing, wet-behind-his diamond-studded-ear, notebook-toting journalist of questionable prowess into an award-winning author, acclaimed screenwriter and accomplished television producer".
Problems that had plagued the show's second season -- confusing plotlines, scattered characters, questionable leaps in logic -- led to a shrinking audience from the critically acclaimed first season.
The oldest is Ward (McConaughey), an investigative journalist of some acclaim at the Miami Times who has come home to dig into Hillary's questionable conviction.
It was a race she had entered after winning national acclaim as the "conscience of the Congress" for her righteous indignation over the sometimes questionable tactics of her colleagues.
Although the series had been off the air since the writers' strike last year, Mr. Silverman said that Tim Kring, the creator of "Heroes," had successfully addressed the problems that had plagued the show's second season — confusing plotlines, scattered characters, questionable leaps in logic, all of which led to a shrinking audience from the critically acclaimed first season.
Questionable calls were followed by questionable reactions.
Those arguments are questionable.
