Sentence examples for constantly in question from inspiring English sources

This came as no surprise given that the reputation and social respectability of these working class women are constantly "in question" because of their work [ 8, 9].

His departure from the race created an anticlimactic moment in the long presidential primary season for Mr. Romney, who has been actively seeking his party's nomination for five years and found his conservative credentials constantly in question by the durability of Mr. Santorum's candidacy.

Sam has his own demons, and Mr. Carolan mines the inner torment of a man whose self-esteem is constantly in question and who, in despair over what he suspects is his wife's adulterous betrayal, teeters on the edge of madness as he admits forgetting "how to knot my tie".

The Arab citizens of Israel need to prove themselves on a daily basis, their loyalty to Israel is constantly put in question.

Instead, we've seen an ever-deepening entrenchment of the notion that one community is now an island within the island, condemned to accept that its membership of the wider community is perpetually in question, must be constantly asserted and proven, on pain of excommunication.

Groundwater is constantly in motion.

The Devils seemed constantly in motion and constantly aggressive.

"I'm constantly in motion".

Once they did that, the area in question will be constantly covered by various cameras, which are connected to Mamoru-Kun.

The task of a more radical "identity politics," on this vision, is to constantly denaturalize and deconstruct the identities in question, with a political goal of their subversion rather than their accommodation.

Not only are those questions constantly in the news, but there are abundant scientific surveys commissioned by the White House, the political parties, news organizations, and others, telling politicians exactly what the public thinks about those issues.