Sentence examples for establishment to question from inspiring English sources

Just by being elsewhere, he has spent three decades and more acting as an unsettling force, reminding the British theatre establishment to question its complacency and widen its horizons.

And it's social pathology that causes friends, family members, teachers, and the medical establishment to question our reality, and actually blame women with endometriosis for bringing on the condition or for unsuccessful treatments.

Many in the religious establishment even dared to question their Judaism.

"I like the idea — the story — that someone wanted to question the establishment and was punished for it," he said recently as he sat in his new East Village restaurant, Empellón Cocina, which opened Feb. 7 and is being watched closely by food lovers citywide.

Thus, although Donald Trump, during his campaign, horrified the U.S. foreign policy establishment, he was quite right to question such obsolete obligations for the United States to provide the expensive first line of defense for countries that should be banding together to do so against these great powers.

Young blacks are more willing than their parents to question the Democratic establishment's received wisdom.

Young people had united to question conformity, the establishment and most importantly the motives of the guiding political institutions which seemed to be (and still are) in the financial back-pockets of major corporations.

All of which suggests that it might be time to question whether the British establishment still functions as it once did.

Regina Hall stars as the general manager of a "sports bar with curves" who comes to question the fantasy the establishment offers in this comedy.

"It leaves our film establishment to ponder the question of whether it should therefore be embarrassed by or proud of a British director who is independent in the truest sense".

If the history of conservative think tanks is any indication, it might take a real outsider, someone contemptuous of the Democratic establishment, to settle these questions.