Sentence examples for somehow questionable from inspiring English sources

And when there is no publicly known event to create the expectation in others that we might be grieving, it becomes a private pain, and therefore somehow questionable, invalid: the grief can seem to be over nothing more than a cycle of trying and hoping and trying and hoping – and to grieve that seems faintly ridiculous.

It is true that jazz was moving toward its present form with limited mass appeal, small groups and sitdown club venues; but for Mr. Wondrich to imply that this exciting era from the mid-40's onward was somehow questionable shows that he doesn't understand his subject.

The extension of this analysis to the millimeter frequencies range is somehow questionable and requires further investigations.

But ever since its closure, two and a half years ago, the prospect of reviving the company has somehow seemed more questionable with each passing month.

Question questionable sources.

Boyle suggests that those who perform the often thankless task of representing criminal defendants may somehow be possessed of questionable ethics, but defending "murderers and other criminals" is far from "less than principled".

The assumption behind the "big society" brand that state action somehow stifles community action is questionable when the evidence from Finland tells the opposite.

Even Bieber's questionable dance moves somehow manage to work.

Preserving your food and beverages in a snowbank is a questionable strategy, unless your strategy somehow involves extremely fat raccoons.

"There are those who argue that the public celebration of festivals such as Christmas should be discouraged, in the questionable belief that it might somehow offend those of other religions or none".

As it tweets in lockstep with the President-elect about punishing leakers involved in the Russian hacking scandal, WikiLeaks somehow managed to come up with something even more questionable.