Sentence examples similar to literally questioned from inspiring English sources

Mencius also guides reflection through philosophical dialogue (7A40, literally, "question and answer").

And if that means putting irresponsible owners under, so be it". Both sides expect a showdown over the future of captive elephants in what are literally questions of life and death for the animals and their keepers.

Chemical companies are increasingly sensitive to the fact that the safety of their products is being questioned literally daily by an unprecedented flood of new research from independent scientists and government agencies.

We questioned everything, literally.

This is quite literally dehumanising: to question or undermine people's humanity is menacing stuff.

It replaced him with a supreme leader — an ayatollah whose word is quite literally law and is rarely questioned in public.

"It's literally the question of How much is your reputation worth".

As in the case of China, a great deal is at stake, reaching as far – literally – as questions of survival.

For those children who cannot be safely vaccinated, the presence of an unvaccinated child who might transmit the disease is literally a question of life or death.

On the day Euro 2004 began, this column asked the, literally, burning question: "How tanned will Swedish referee Anders Frisk get?" We now have our answer and frankly the man we fans know as Frisky has exceeded even our wildest expectations.

It's literally a question of swinging out the LCD to turn it on, then pressing the record button that's right where your thumb naturally falls when your hand is placed in the strap.