Sentence examples for questionable nature from inspiring English sources

Its full, questionable nature emerges as the narrative unfolds; those fearful of spoilerism had better look away now.

The questionable nature of many such injunctions is reason to further insist that platforms not be legally bound by them.

Apparently recognizing the questionable nature of such a practice, the Spokane police, we are told, have since abandoned use of the 'small book' and the attendant restrictive practices.

This show focuses on that record, particularly the questionable nature of its central concept – life and living in a high-end hotel.

Thus, considering the questionable nature of Reeves's recent selections, it is not an overstatement to say that the franchise could soon take several large steps back.

The questionable nature of killers' testimonies was raised by John Bennett, senior investigating officer on the Fred West case in the mid-1990s.

A small number of commands were questionable in nature, with unusual calendar commands (see Questionable).

The song received positive reviews from critics who praised Ocean's hook, though the subject matter was often noted as questionable in nature and content.

And not knowing this history, we can't necessarily comprehend what would lead Ms. Dolezal to make some of the choices she's made -- even if some of these choices are questionable in nature.

His transformation through an act of "theft", his newfound ability to see what is questionable, is the nature of his backsliding, and it is what constitutes the philosophical nature of my novel.

Conservatively, we chose to dichotomize at perfect vs. less than perfect adherence; finer gradations in the self-reported adherence data (e.g., 90%, 80%) are questionable given the nature of the instrument and the imprecision of recall and reporting of medication-taking behavior.