Sentence examples for questionable moment from inspiring English sources

He may consider silence, or near-silence, something to which he now has a right, but this makes for an unsatisfactory and questionable moment in the film.

And as an addendum, one more questionable moment in politics and sports: Golf Digest reports that Bill Clinton "took a call from Tiger Woods (on on "something unrelated," according to Clinton's spokesman) and "wished him well".

Another questionable moment revolves around Roseanne's gender-fluid grandson.

Also of note: the most questionable moment of the episode happens during Garry's flash forward and features Leslie and Ben.

There are also some questionable moments on the advertising side.

"The Best of the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band," as the concert was called, had its questionable moments, including an abridged Slide Hampton arrangement of John Coltrane's "Love Supreme".

And, indeed, all this might never have happened, the ethically questionable moments in the court might never have become public and been corrected, if not for Howard J. Zibel.

The media postmortems have questionable moments as well.

There are some good moments in there and then there are some questionable moments.

Others had observed a few questionable moments between the boy and the headmaster before, including a secret lunch and, more disturbingly, an instance where he was found under the headmaster's desk during a meeting.

Sure, there are some questionable moments (some quick-cut flashbacks won't be studied in any AFI classes), but as directorial efforts go, whether it's long shots of the coast or close-ups of the couple's pained faces, it's a perfectly worthy affair.