Sentence examples for ends up questioning from inspiring English sources

In Britain, by contrast, a debate that should be about the interpretation of the law often ends up questioning our obligation to comply with the law, and the authority of the Strasbourg court.

Bob pushes back: it's a good thing that a candidate who runs againt two wars ends up questioning his generals and, according to Gates, got all the big decisions right.

People who began by questioning who they were ended up questioning other things, like their politics.

When someone who is less than half your size calls herself fat, you end up questioning what you should be calling yourself.

Argue with them about human rights and you often end up questioning their morality.

Some readers, perhaps because they feel betrayed by Anna, end up questioning her character, or her judgment, or her motives.

A military judge found Hasan competent to defend himself, which means he could end up questioning his victims directly.

The panel ended up questioning the tests themselves, or, in his phrase, the assumption that "there's something wrong with children who score low on intelligence tests".

We also suspect that if Cuban officials talk to their American counterparts regularly, then they, too, may end up questioning their political allegiances.

A truck driver ended up questioning my manhood, and in doing so wanted to see if I actually was equipped with manhood.

But he was ambivalent about Memorial itself, rightly seeing it as the seed of a broader political opposition that would end up questioning the legitimacy of the system itself.