Sentence examples for called to question from inspiring English sources

We are called to question our values and our laws, and those obviously include our gun laws.

Mirren's priorities, her privilege, her lack of children and her awful luvviness were being called to question on Twitter.

Both were critical of the witnesses the select committee had called to question as part of the inquiry.

At that time, an S.E.C. staff member called to question the accounting treatment of a particular transaction.

Please, allow me to lecture you on why immigration and road overusage should never be called to question from my vantage point as a London-based columnist, who can't drive, rarely uses the M4 or the M6 (or any other Ms) and is writing this piece in a café while her Bulgarian cleaner hoovers.

The Mcfarlane flap or dorsal pedicled flap has become the standard model for pedicled rat skin flap study but its reliability has been called to question.

It was Mr. Silvers, calling to question his choice of the word "compelling".

It will surely call to question preconceived notions about life and the theater.

This calls to question the water supply criteria being used by the Water Corporation.

In particular, these advances call to question the traditional way of thinking of political representation as a principal-agent relationship.

This calls to question whether there is a problem with the vitamin E-infused product or a flaw in the design of the liner or possibly a combination of the 2.