Sentence examples for rather dodgy from inspiring English sources
My character, King Henry, needs to secure the succession to his rather dodgy claim to the throne before he dies.
Before 1992, however, inclusivity and justice were presented as rather dodgy secular notions which should not influence a purely theological discussion.
When I got asked to write the theme tune for ITV's rather dodgy Love Island, I was told I had to encapsulate the entire theme in 13 seconds.
Even if you accept this rather dodgy function of government, why allow alcohol (the cause of some 8,000 deaths each year) and smoking (the cause of around 100,000 deaths each year)?
A human being who had admittedly chosen a rather dodgy path, but nonetheless: I resolved to do it differently next time, not knowing what that would be, but I hoped I would come up with a better response.
We are left with a fatuous and depressing parade of nothingness, and a rather dodgy wisecrack about Egypt and the Middle East which will do its box office prospects there no good at all.
Rather, more dodgy information about her true parentage is in store.
Like Mr Yeltsin he has been surrounded by a small Kremlin clique and has handed oversight of chunks of Russia's economy to a select few, albeit via state-owned companies rather than dodgy privatisations.
Of the toys recalled in 2007, around 75% had design faults that originated in America (notably a flaw that resulted in small magnets being swallowed), rather than dodgy Chinese paint.
If one gets impatient when Paul Ryan, say, goes on a bit too long with one of those graphs showing that we are doomed unless we smash Medicaid into little ineffectual pieces, it's likely not because of his too blindingly quick mind but rather his dodgy math and his pleased callousness.
She admitted that when she first went into exile in Paris money was tight, and critics pointed to her later wealth, which she attributed to the rising value of land and businesses she had inherited from her father, rather than dodgy dealings in Iran's oil industry.
