Sentence examples for call into question even from inspiring English sources

Hume's skeptical arguments regarding causal reasoning are more radical than his skeptical questioning of reason as such, insofar as they call into question even experience itself as a ground for knowledge and implicitly challenge the credentials of Newtonian science itself, the very pride of the Enlightenment.

The product of eternal life is simply too alluring to call into question, even if it appears to be a fabricated fantasy designed to control society.

Our results call into question even the more recent studies done on the so called CNP (Table 1).

And for some reason I let this second class define my self-image that first semester.…While I continued to remind myself of this, I let it call into question even my being admitted into [a science] graduate program.

What they say calls into question even the most basic terms on which the authorities' triumph was explained.

Ashdown's resolute confidence in Nick Clegg was called into question, even among some of his supporters, when the deputy prime minister struggled to find his feet in the early days of the coalition.

But the attack in Bor calls into question even that limited capacity.

His sincere piety was never called into question, even by those whose opinions differed greatly from his.

His sincere piety was never called into question, even by those with whom he differed most widely.

And, as it is so rare, if not completely unprecedented, the legality of Judge Gorcyca's decision was called into question, even gaining international attention.

More significantly, the very viability of the currency is now being called into question even within the councils of the European Monetary Union (EMU), where fears of a euro breakup have reached the point where the European Central Bank (ECB) itself feels compelled to issue a legal analysis of what would happen if a country tried to leave monetary union.