Sentence examples for much questioned from inspiring English sources

With more than 200 years' supply of black coal left, Australians have never much questioned this.

As a witness to human history, photography has been much questioned over the past three decades.

Originally published as anthropology (something that has been much questioned since) it's the the story of a young man's apprenticeship with a Yaqui "Man of Knowledge".

Arsenal's much questioned character had come through the test of a neighbor that had started the afternoon with thoughts of chasing down the Manchester teams and winning its first English league title since 1961.

Because political institutions in these countries are often fragile and solidarity across ethnic lines weak, the value of democracy has been much questioned lately -- and nowhere more than in sub-Saharan Africa, where elections have often been deeply flawed or stolen outright, or have served as a spark for violence.

No one much questioned these regulations and customs — the dress codes requiring women to wear skirts instead of pants, the firing of airline stewardesses who gained too much weight — nor was there vocal opposition to the sort of prohibitions that we decry when they appear in dispatches from some benighted emirate or sheikdom.

When it comes to the "how much" question, I'd say two quarts.

There was never much question about Shaw's basketball intellect.

And there's not much question what has changed.

There's not much question it can be done.

The topmost levels of mentality are, without much question, the first to falter.