Sentence examples for even in question from inspiring English sources

That's not even in question".

That his future was even in question was a startling sign of how badly his once-promising career has eroded.

That Steinman's eligibility was even in question, that he'd been dead for just three days instead of, say, three years, was itself a minor miracle.

But of course, looking only at the US play or psychological state would be taking too much away from the Finns, who were the second, and more immediate, reason both were even in question.

Perhaps one of the most telling themes at his trial was that the events behind the indictment were not even in question: Reporters had either been there or had pieced together in detail what had happened in places they had not reached, such as Srebrenica.

Sometimes her laughter, which comes easily, is low and breathy, like a throwback to girlhood, and yet her speech has a grown-up, rugged quality to it, a combination of warmth and skepticism that draws you in quickly -- as if to say, before anything is even in question: You and me, we're not going to fall for any bull, are we?

The survey required subjective recalled perceptions for responses, even in questions that attempted to quantify the amount of variability.

Mr. Clapton remembers the evening in question.

"Are you absolutely certain that you can identify the person that you saw on the evening in question?" "Yes," he said, firmly.

Looking beyond the evening in question to the context of the larger art, this undelivered performance was more triumph than disappointment.

The MoD file released today shows the authorities did receive "a number of reports of an unusual object seen in the sky just before 10pm on the evening in question".