Sentence examples for questionable works from inspiring English sources

By 2006 the remaining supplementary volumes, containing critical reports, some questionable works, sketches, fragments, indexes, etc., will have been published.

(The registry also lists Shakespeare as the author of some decidedly questionable works. "The Merry Devil of Edmonton," anyone?) Then, in April, new evidence emerged from an unlikely corner: the journal Psychological Science.

Maya Widmaier-Picasso is often called on to verify questionable works attributed to Picasso, while her daughter, an art historian, recently published an illustrated book of Picasso's erotic works called "Art Can Only Be Erotic".

Acting under pressure of lawsuits and public opinion, a growing number of museums have moved to return confiscated art or, in the cases of Austria, Britain and France, to draw up exhaustive inventories of questionable works in national museums.

Yes, to question the absolute authority of museum exhibition as a guide to quality, and to note that the connection between museum exhibition/acquisition and the market is, well, a little queasy-making (we all know museums that have a lot of questionable works that must have seemed a great idea to have collected at the time).

Besides the Rodchenko, the group turned up four other questionable works: ones by Aristarkh Lentulov (1882 1943), Nikolai Suetin (1897 1954), Vladimir Lebedev (1891 1967) and Lyubov Popova (1889 1924).

The only question is whether these apparently unrelated scandals are founded upon a questionable working culture within the country.

A popular blogger's post detailing the questionable work went viral.

His questionable work ethic might have kept him from regaining it.

He's pondering the questionable work ethics of his writing partners.

Although the public sector does plenty of questionable work, some jobs are clearly crucial, and need to be remunerated properly.