Sentence examples for called in question from inspiring English sources

Surely no athlete should learn from watching television, as Semenya did, that her sex has been called in question on the international stage.

Guinness seems to be thinking of the Acts of the Apostles: "For we are in danger to be called in question for this day's uproar".

Although in his public remarks he dropped an earlier formula which directly called in question the Holocaust, the speech led to a walkout by 23 European delegations.

Research into forms of child rearing, for instance, have called in question the universality of Freudian propositions concerning parent-child relationships.

The result for Western society was that the concept of human rights was called in question: the Chinese seemed content to live under totalitarian controls.

This was a time in which a handful of people provided the model of a civilization in which old ideas were called in question and new ones put quietly forward.

He rewrote the constitution and reached out to the masses in a weekly television program on the state channel in which the public was invited to call in questions.

In Britain, DiYists have done much to put issues of animal welfare on the political agenda and probably more than anybody else to call in question the country's once politically impregnable road-building programme.

This study found that the poor predictability of onset and the duration of late stage decomposition, combined with our limited understanding of the full range of variables which influence the speed of decomposition, makes PMI estimations for exposed terrestrial cases in Canada unreliable, but also calls in question PMI estimations elsewhere.

"Who, in view of this fact, will call in question the assertion that this is a Bible nation?

He concluded that due to duplications, there were actually only 27 roll calls in question, on many of which he had opposed the CIO-PAC position.