Sentence examples for made to question from inspiring English sources

Short stories inhabited by engaging but talky people who snap to attention when made to question their lives.

"We come to books," David L. Ulin writes in "The Lost Art of Reading," "to be challenged and confounded, made to question our assumptions".

On Sunday, a British newspaper, The Sunday Times, reported that other attempts were made to question Mr. Thompson about the allegations against Mr. Savile, who died in October 2011.

For example, a mother who wants to stay at home with her baby would be encouraged to "listen to her instincts," while a woman who wants to go back to work would be made to question her choices.

He is the author of Being Me (Hope Road Publishing), which follows a young mixed race girl who is made to question her racial identity by her warring family and dark skinned best friend while pursuing her dream of joining the England Women's Football Team.

Horrible, really, how someone who was so confident and self-assured was broken by the system and made to question her own reality.

Most of the answers he makes to questions are prefaced by a joke.

Received wisdom and platitudes are made to be questioned by mystics.

Minor modifications to the wording of some questions were made to some questions mainly to ensure clarity of Arabic terms.

This was made to test interview questions and the telephone interview situation.

No attempt was made to separate questions read by investigators (verbal) from questions read by the patients (written).