Sentence examples for generally question from inspiring English sources

Afghans don't generally question Karzai's good intentions, but they complain about his ineffectiveness and the corruption in his government.

The figure may be even higher, because surveys (taken in 81 countries) do not generally question children under 15.

I generally question the wisdom of placing too much trust in electronic second-guessing — what happens when you reach a construction site with no stripes, or stripes that lead straight into a new wall?

But we should also more generally question this particular writing style as a reliable way to present news.

One would not generally question a patient with delusions about the voluntariness of their beliefs, and we suggest that the same reasoning should apply to patients with FMSS.

Critics praised the film's sumptuous cast but generally questioned its tone and pacing.

Quite generally, questions regarding the meanings of words or symbols are answered most illuminatingly by stating the syntactical and the semantical rules according to which they are used.

According to the traditional and highly stylized account by Gregory of Tours that is now generally questioned by scholars in its particulars, Clovis consolidated the position of the Franks in northern Gaul during the years following his accession.

D'Aveni (1989) further generally questions the influence of size as a contextual factor.

This finding generally questions the applicability of miRNA as robust biomarkers for discrimination.

In the cryptographic literature, security of asymmetric key (at the end of double encryption) is generally questioned as the main/key weakness of the double encryption [ 28 ].