Sentence examples for harder to question from inspiring English sources

If he's correct, it will become harder to question his economic analysis of the current patent system.

To survive, the Mime Troupe may need to find a new theatrical vocabulary for expressing its political viewpoints and work harder to question lazy liberal mores.

Lawyers for news organizations say there is a second problem with the procedure: it makes it harder to question jurors about how and why they arrived at their decisions.

But it turns out that what I was waiting for was not the chance to marry but the chance to think about marriage on an even playing field, in a world where its relevance is a little harder to question and its essence a little harder to reject.

But given their past, it was much harder to question the patriotic credentials of Mr Vucic and his colleagues.

Mr Lawson reflects: "We're living at a time when we're given a lot of positive imagery about the military - perhaps it's actually getting harder to question it".

His commitment to furthering Indigenous wellbeing is hard to question.

It was hard to question the conviction underlying his remarks, but his delivery was phlegmatic.

Of course it's hard to question what you can't articulate.

As a claim about the content of intuition (/perception), 1 seems hard to question.

Regardless of how you view him, the Rocket's talent with a snooker cue is hard to question.