Sentence examples for To question something from inspiring English sources

Now Paul was getting conservative Republicans to question something more fundamental than drone strikes: whether a permanent war without geographic or temporal limits – that is, the neoconservative framing of the war on terror – is really compatible with limited government.

Sometimes the mediator attempted to provide a correction to question something that was said or to make general comments.

All that Bakshi's team did was to question something that Lever managers had believed over decades.

What will happen if they laugh from the dais as they dress down residents for having the nerve to question something?

"It would be nothing short of irresponsible to question something with so much overwhelming evidence behind it, and something that threatens us so directly as a species".

Because that's all you know, you don't have any reason to question something different because that's just the way it works".

After the loss to Obama in the Iowa caucus, she told me, New Hampshire was a matter of "do or die," and, perhaps for that reason, she almost immediately opened the floor to questions, something that she had rarely done earlier in the campaign.

"If he responds, if he moves to lift the emergency law, to provide a schedule for a precise set of reforms and a precise set of actions....we might begin to question whether something different is happening," Kerry said.

In this dialogue, we are encouraged to question whether something is good because God tells us it is OR is it good regardless of God's commands.

When they walked over to question him, he threw something onto the grass.

"As an actor, I find that term is only useful as something to question or deconstruct," he said.