Sentence examples for implicitly questioned from inspiring English sources

Messori implicitly questioned several of the pope's actions.

I very much appreciated that your article implicitly questioned the motives of the New York City Ballet's decision to lay off those dancers.

His absence went along with a post-Holocaust suspicion of the very German cultural tradition that Mahler may have implicitly questioned, but honored, too.

Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, implicitly questioned the Treasury Department's judgment about the whether the bonuses were binding.

Sugrue highlights Moon and Jones for a reason; both implicitly questioned the ideas that dominated the civil rights movement in the South.

Indeed, Mr. Volcker also implicitly questioned Mr. Greenspan's cheerleading of the "bright new financial system," that "for all its talented participants, for all its rich rewards, has failed the test of the marketplace".

They explicitly or implicitly question the establishment, and continued existence, of the Jewish state in what was previously Palestine; that is, they question Israel's right to exist.

It wasn't free jazz, but it did implicitly question the primacy of the jazz musician's regular set of scales and chords.

Every one of its neighbors has had claims of one sort or another upon it over the years, and some still implicitly question its independence.

(Eric Dolphy and Andrew Hill were two well-known examples, but the tendency was widespread from 1961 to 1965.) It wasn't free jazz, but it did implicitly question the primacy of the jazz musician's regular set of scales and chords.

These findings implicitly question linear dose-response characteristics between arsenite exposure and disease risk.