Sentence examples for desire to question from inspiring English sources

That this makes him authentic I have no desire to question.

Umunna said the allegations of racism renewed MPs' desire to question Goddard herself.

Uniting his diverse output was a propulsive desire to question -- and at times to subvert -- received wisdom about how social institutions function.

Now I belong to a Unitarian Fellowship, a spiritual community whose members share a desire to question life's mysteries and find our own answers.

The last 15 years or so have seen an increasing desire to question the role of business in society - and on the planet.

From a certain evangelical perspective, Bell's life can look like a cautionary tale: his desire to question the doctrine of Hell led to his departure from the church he built.

We built this movement on a desire and willingness to question and challenge old assumptions and truisms.

You'll want to tell your audience that you have no desire to be questioned and that you have taken this issue into mind for a good amount of time.

"Come and be one in the motion," Ms. Etheridge sang to cascading applause, "A desire they cannot comprehend/Never to question again".

Unification and the return to an emotive capital, Berlin, from the quiet retreat in Bonn have stirred a desire among some Germans to question the postwar taboos over national pride.

Whether her proposals for rule changes and codes of conducts will actually be adopted or have the desired impact is open to question.