Sentence examples for had to question whether from inspiring English sources

After he was let go, he forever had to question whether he had been fundamentally altered.

"I had to question whether the show was too ambiguous, the characters too dark for network television," Mr. Moonves said.

"At times, though," he said, "you had to question whether we had the right strategy, considering the market".

This ideal once gave my life meaning, but to even begin dating Matt, I had to question whether or not this issue still burned in me.

Earlier this month, the public works minister, George Souflias, told a parliamentary committee that he had to "question whether our country should have undertaken the organization of the Games".

But I had to question whether the best way to illustrate this connection was by placing Koolhaas's Villa dall'Ava in Paris, a house supported on higgledy-piggledy stilts, next to Dalí's painting Sleep, a face supported on higgledy-piggledy crutches.

"You have to question whether these negotiations were really at arm's length," Mr. Hodgson said.

"We have to question whether it is linked closely enough to company performance.

"One has to question whether the IPCC approach represents in its totality pure, disinterested scientific enquiry.

You have to question whether the industry can absorb the costs of switching to broadband in the short term".

One expert said: "That is such an enormous jump, you have to question whether they seriously mean to do it".