Sentence examples for better to question from inspiring English sources

It was better to question socialism than love it, he said.

And who better to question it than Steve Rogers, AKA Captain America?

Better to question the distinctions between good and bad art, than lording it on your high horse.

Better to question why MoMA has elected to bore its audience with a facile exercise in pedantic deconstruction that's been widely performed since 2004 and available on DVD since fall 2008.

In the face of Islamic terrorism, it would therefore be better to question ourselves about the way in [which] an overly Western model of democracy has been exported to countries such as Iraq, where a strong government previously existed.

And he criticizes the counterproductive consequences of Western intervention: "In the face of Islamic terrorism, it would therefore be better to question ourselves about the way in [which] an overly Western model of democracy has been exported to countries such as Iraq, where a strong government previously existed.

I think she knew better than to question his leaving the path to priesthood.

The committee staff said it wanted to review the tape to assess the credibility of both sides' assertions and to better prepare to question McNamee and Clemens.

Postcourse evaluations showed that the majority of respondents believed they were better able to question the decisions or actions of someone with more authority.

It also provides a better opportunity to question the subjects, before and after the trial simulation.

When the idea of staging his house to sell came up, DC knew better than to question me.