Sentence examples similar to begin to be questioned from inspiring English sources

The first one, though, has begun to be questioned.

But the 1970s were also when the benefits of dams began to be questioned.

Later Christian tradition always understood this, even before the historical details began to be questioned.

This separation of art forms continued among art institutions until the late 20th century, when such rigid distinctions began to be questioned.

The "secrecy" of the family courts – one of the group's angriest complaints – began to be questioned.

Beginning in the late 1960s, the restrictions and prejudices that had hobbled my sex since the beginning of Western civilization began to be questioned, repudiated and overturned.

Some educators say that France's whole system of education and promotion, once heavily reliant on tests and schools like ENA, is beginning to be questioned.

Tennyson's ascendancy among Victorian poets began to be questioned even during his lifetime, however, when Robert Browning and Algernon Charles Swinburne were serious rivals.

While post-denialism has not yet supplanted its predecessor, old-style denialism is beginning to be questioned by some of its practitioners as they take tentative steps towards a new age.

He was appointed to high office by the reformist shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune (reigned 1716 45) at a time when unorthodox views had become widely prevalent and the shogun's role in the government had begun to be questioned.

The S.E.C.'s investigations of financial institutions began to be questioned by its staff and the agency's commissioners, who worried that the settlements might be paid using federal bailout money.