Sentence examples for become more questionable from inspiring English sources
Rylance emphasises Cromwell's intellect, wit and underdog status in a world of "gentlemen", to make Crum almost likable, in a steely, unflinching way, even as his principles become more questionable.
"As people's external lives become more questionable, they look inside themselves," said Sander L. Gilman, a professor of liberal arts and medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago who is the author of "Creating Beauty to Cure the Soul: Race and Psychology in the Shaping of Aesthetic Surgery Duke University Pressss, 1998).
'Somehow people have to say, 'I like the guy,' or, 'I think he's right,' more than saying, 'Boy I've become more questionable about Hillary Clinton,'' he said.... What concerns Hart more is dampened turnout from soft Clinton supporters and Sanders voters, specifically….
For example, even the safety of drinking water has slowly become more questionable in the public's mind.
But there is a finite supply of safe assets, and that pool is dwindling as the creditworthiness of certain governments becomes more questionable.
And, as time goes on, David's own behaviour becomes more questionable, although he never betrays what he is thinking or feeling.
Of course, helping someone improve their mental health condition is hugely important, but when the leading causes of death among people with schizophrenia are lung cancers, cardiovascular diseases, pulmonary diseases, and other smoking-related illnesses, the ethicality of such behavior on the part of health professionals becomes more questionable.
In addition, to the extent that the MID estimate is not based on secure evidence, the approach becomes more questionable [ 18].
It appears that curves still may fit very well, but the interpretation becomes more questionable: for example, what does a local maximum within the neutral zone really mean?
Finally, this overall approach for assessing past pesticide use is contingent on study participants' recall of pests treated in past homes, the accuracy of which becomes more questionable as one goes further back in time.
