Sentence examples for questionable notion from inspiring English sources

Mourinho's reputation as a purely defensive manager is unjust and based largely upon the questionable notion that attractive football must involve long spells of possession.

(He cites the Army brass's questionable notion that black troops would acclimate quickly to combat because "the sight of dead and maimed bodies lying in the streets was not new to them").

For the nation as a whole, we should be wary when punishments are carried out in the name of this monolithic and questionable notion of what the victims want.

Though this is a questionable notion, Mr. Simone doesn't push it too far, and he suggests, through Titto's mouth, that the alternative, a starkly medical approach to mental illness, is worse.

One obvious answer to these conundrums is increased focus on "sustainability", along with the questionable notion that because something has a lot of vegetation on it, it must be good for the environment.

The current bail system in California and most other U.S. jurisdictions relies on the highly questionable notion that accused people who can put up large amounts of money as bail are a lower risk to flee or commit crimes than people who can't.

Like Welles's F for Fake, it deals with questionable notions of authenticity in art.

"When you're dealing with questionable notions like people taking the law into their own hands, you have to really ask, where does that lead?

Unfortunately, this Henry IV is riddled with questionable directorial notions.

Perhaps the most important argument of the Philippines is that the arbitral tribunal should examine (and ultimately invalidate) China's nine-dashed-line claims, which are based on pre-modern, questionable, and vague notion of "historical rights/waters".

Question questionable sources.