Sentence examples for questionable truth from inspiring English sources

From this dismissive statement of questionable truth value (nobody ever thought the Constitution prevented restrictions on abortion?), Justice Scalia turned to mocking so-called Living Constitutionalists, who think the document has a dynamic meaning and that contemporary views should be taken into account when interpreting it.

The Japanese government's responses have been sullen and of questionable truth.

Only a couple of years ago they poisoned the atmosphere with questionable "truths" about immigrants.

For those who've embraced these questionable "truths," the solution is usually clear, involving the establishment of what Spencer calls an "ethno-state" for whites, absent the diversity that the alt-right believes has dragged the country down economically, socially, and culturally.

(It must be noted, however, that the later assumption is quiet questionable. Many truths, e.g., mathematical truths, do not appear to describe events).

This Administration has a history of using questionable techniques of truth verification".

Question questionable sources.

Macy noted this fragmentary quality and its effect on memory — and since many of these fragments are from Nik's Chronicles, their relationship with the truth is questionable.

Macy noted this fragmentary quality and its effect on memory—and since many of these fragments are from Nik's Chronicles, their relationship with the truth is questionable.

Even so, aspects of his training involve such extremes of self-torture that even the most tolerant reader will find them questionable, for the unpalatable truth is that Murakami listens to Eric Clapton while running.

In truth, the questionable dealings under Mr. Rowland's leadership ranged from who paid for the vacation house hot tub to a $220 million deal with Enron that left the state taxpayers holding the bag.