Sentences with phrase «dubious history»

In this week's Voice, Tom Robbins dissects the dubious histories of State Senator Efain Gonzalez and Pedro Espada, his challenger in the upcoming primary, saying the contest «shapes up as the toughest taste test since the Iran - Iraq War.»

Littered with low points — lame comedy, dubious history, fumbling drama and a love story so inept as to make a pacifist long for war.

The Coneheads, Wayne's World, its sequel, A Night at the Roxbury, Superstar, Ladies Man, It's Pat, The Blues Brothers (and its god awful sequel), and now MacGruber are part of a dubious history of filmmaking.

I would like to see that tested before I believe it, because Acer have a dubious history of battery performance which seems to lies more in power management than actually battery capacity.

Given the game's long, dubious history, the latest delay of Duke Nukem Forever shouldn't have come as a shock to anyone.

Now the freestanding sculptures don't face a photographer, but the dubious history of sculpture itself — and, possibly, a skeptical spectator.

Swisscoin has a dubious history and has been accused of being nothing more than a ponzi scheme.

The banking and financial services giant has a dubious history with the popular cryptocurrency, mainly due to their CEO, Jamie Dimon, who has publicly and repeatedly lashed out at Bitcoin while praising the underlying blockchain technology.