Sentence examples for manage to question from inspiring English sources

We exist first and foremost as creatures who manage to question our own being and in this way project our lives.

Nayyem was one of the few journalists who managed to question Yanukovych directly about Mezhyhirya.

The government has not managed to question or detain even the most obvious suspects in the attacks on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi where the ambassador died nearly four weeks ago.

Coke's "America the Beautiful" ad manages to question the mainstream image of Americanism -- as white, Christian, heterosexual and English-speaking -- by delivering a more complex picture of what it means to be American, minus the sexual humor.

Mourinho also managed to questioned why Arsenal are not challenging for the title this season, but when it came to Manchester United he had more sympathy.

Even if I manage to dodge questions on politics, it's harder to avoid debate on rape culture in India.

He primarily targets coeds, though he does manage to pop the question to a couple professors too.

From the most raked-over history to the latest technology, scholars continually manage to ask new questions, rethink old verities and produce fresh insights.

From the most raked-over historical fields to the latest technology, scholars and researchers continually manage to ask new questions, rethink old verities and produce fresh insights.

But they did manage to sneak in one question.

Just as Don Amorth concludes his lengthy and thoroughly detailed taxonomy of evil, I manage to slip in a question about his ritualistic processes.