Sentence examples for make one question from inspiring English sources

"Musharraf's public statements about bin Laden and Pearl make one question the quality of the intelligence he's acting on," one senior American diplomat said.

Isn't it enough to make one question how Italy could ever have been unified into a country?

That misreading, Farrell says, has tended to endorse ways of understanding literature that make one question why it matters at all.

When I ask him whether his divorce undermined his idea of the man he was, he suggests only that "any crises in one's life make one question oneself.

There's the aftermath of the World Economic Forum, President Trump's State of the Union address, the fallout from the State of the Union address, the fallout from the media controversies in the State of the Union coverage, and at least a few other stories that make one question the resiliency of the liberal international order.

That does make one question whether Facebook would ever look to integrate the avatar system into features outside of VR.

The 6.9% Q3 GDP print really just makes one question the veracity of both the Q2 and Q3 numbers.

And this is what makes one question the sincerity of designers like Ms. Subkoff and Mr. Damhave of Imitation of Christ.

It is the Rays' October greenness that makes one question how well they can take Thursday's punch.

The fact that some parents send their children to recover in the Hamptons after a prom makes one question the values with which we are imbuing our children.

Which is making one question, in particular, feel more and more urgent: Will some of America's most accomplished female artists live long enough to get the U.S. retrospectives they deserve?