Sentence examples for questionable concepts from inspiring English sources

She piles the romance on to her very questionable "concepts" or "myths", and in particular creates characters, always young women, and invariably suffering from some form of grief and loss, and takes them on a journey of discovery, until luck and usually love turn back their way.

Instead one relies heavily on questionable concepts such as 'trained professionals' to excuse the low effort towards usability.

Its throw-any-idea-against-the-wall-to-see what-sticks approach led to the birth of some rather questionable concepts.

When all but the biggest hit records seem ephemeral, you might think that this questionable concept questionably presented would be a dim memory to all but Ms. Fleming's most passionate devotees.

In the spring of 2003, Republicans controlled both houses of Congress, so "bipartisanship" was a somewhat questionable concept to begin with.

Not an anatomical literalization of a questionable anthropological concept floating among many others on a fun, yes, but scarcely reliable website even students are cautioned against taking too seriously.

Question questionable sources.

But despite its questionable etymology, the concept has currency.

Mr. Guth is a favorite of those who favor directorial boldness, but of late his productions have subjugated not only the letter of an opera but also its spirit to arching concepts of questionable relevance.

This new approach is not based on questionable Continuum Damage Mechanics concepts, or on the integration of some unrealistic scalar damage parameter based on elastoplastic work.

Although there is no doubt that a tree-like pattern such as the TOCD&S would also be useful, it is questionable whether such a concept is indeed 'coherent', if we have multiple concepts of species, and if cell divisions have to be aggregated into particular groups of cell divisions to make phylogenetic sense rather than anarchy.