Sentence examples for is left to question from inspiring English sources
Who is left to question that a thinking person, profound and humane, can find a place in real politics, both in opposition and in power?
Modern obstetrics, especially in the setting of advances in obstetric anesthesia, does not mirror the clinical landscape of Mendelson; hence, one is left to question if his findings remain relevant or if they should inform current recommendations.
Lindelof said that asking questions and searching for meaning is the point of being alive, and so the audience is left to question whether Shaw was protected by God because of her faith.
The Israeli left's task now is to question why our government did not work out a better agreement with Hamas after it bartered 1,000 Palestinian prisoners for Gilad Shalit a year ago.
The rule of capital was suddenly open to question, from left and right, and, for a time at least, some form of socialist or Keynesian state regulation and management seems inevitable.
But when I consider my own future in a family predisposed to Alzheimer's, I'm left with urgent questions that only fiction can answer: What do those late stages feel like?
This is supported by the percentage of AIP assessments that received a score of "0" (a score of "0" was exclusively used to indicate that the question was left blank).
Among the 1,936 completed questionnaires, 41 were excluded because of ineligible ages (less than 15 or more than 24 years of age), 3 were excluded because they were incomplete (almost half of the questions were left unanswered), and 13 were excluded due to doubtful responses (e.g., inconsistent or illogical responses), leaving a total of 1,879 useable questionnaires.
The attraction for the pro-European left is to settle the question once and for all, proving that Britain would still rather be in Europe (and moaning about it) than left out.
Similarly, an increasingly hot-tempered David Cameron routinely slams Ed Miliband for being "left-wing" at Prime Minister's Questions; it was once fashionable for the media to label the Labour leader "Red Ed".
