intellectually disreputable

Examples (20)

• This approach remains intellectually disreputable even now.
• His theories were dismissed as intellectually disreputable by serious scholars.
• The professor dismissed the theory as intellectually disreputable due to its lack of evidence.
• The journalist's column was often criticized for being intellectually disreputable.
• Publishing in that journal is considered intellectually disreputable by serious scholars.
• She found his approach to the complex problem to be intellectually disreputable.
• His arguments, based on pseudoscience, were widely seen as intellectually disreputable.
• Promoting such intellectually disreputable ideas can harm public discourse.
• The committee found the methodology so flawed that the entire study was deemed intellectually disreputable.
• Many considered the entire movement to be intellectually disreputable and lacking substance.
• Despite its popular appeal, the idea has always been intellectually disreputable within the scientific community.
• To avoid being seen as intellectually disreputable, one must rely on solid evidence.
• Citing such sources would make your entire paper seem intellectually disreputable.
• The university would not tolerate intellectually disreputable research practices.
• He built his career on promoting concepts that most of his peers regarded as intellectually disreputable.
• His arguments were so flimsy they bordered on being intellectually disreputable.
• That line of reasoning is not just wrong; it's intellectually disreputable.
• Critics lambasted the film for its intellectually disreputable portrayal of history.
• The very notion was considered intellectually disreputable a century ago but is now gaining traction.
• Such an intellectually disreputable claim requires extraordinary proof.