Sentence examples for questionable idea from inspiring English sources

And even that, based on a questionable idea, doesn't seem imminent.

The only questionable idea in this otherwise admirable production is the use of a flag motif.

Although nationalizing banks is a questionable idea, it is time to nationalize our school system.

A West Side stadium is a much more questionable idea, and the Olympic planners might want to consider other alternatives.

In 1956 Time magazine headlined a review of a Gesualdo recording as "Ahead of his time", a questionable idea since it presupposes that the history of music is travelling in a single preordained direction.

Watching the show, it's hard to shake the impression that "New Girl in Town" was a questionable idea that got a pass the first time around because of its dazzling leading lady.

Still, even the questionable ideas offer a glimpse at the possibilities that lie ahead in the second century of human flight.

Detroiters who are worried about ceding local power to Michigan's Republican governor shouldn't forget the ways in which power has already been ceded to an unelected oligarchy, whose members might, no matter how ostensibly well intentioned, possess questionable ideas about urban renewal.

That's not to mention questionable ideas like advertising-driven gaming, online capital leasing and a service that pays users for job referrals.

Or is it that Spain's coffers are in such good shape that they are able to spend money on questionable ideas?

History has a bizarre way of repeating itself, and frustratingly it always seems to be the most questionable ideas that crop up, over and over again. .