Sentence examples for much to question from inspiring English sources
Finnish arts and crafts were for sale alongside characteristic pastries, including homemade snickerdoodles, which I enjoyed too much to question whether they were really Finnish.
There's much to question in the Narnia narrative, though I didn't bother to as a kid.
Yet while there's much to admire in "Our Secret Discipline," there's also much to question (aside from the inadvertently whips-and-cuffs title).
"A lot of arguments about immigrants and Islamic fundamentalism will now be much easier to question and to push back".
It is much easier to question a company representative in person than to work this out from the website.
Whether that proves to be the case – May has promised to trigger article 50 by the end of March – is very much open to question.
General Clark faces direct cross-examination by Mr. Milosevic, who conducts his own defense and usually demands as much time to question a witness as the prosecution.
But precisely when it is that he is leaving is still very much open to question.
But given their past, it was much harder to question the patriotic credentials of Mr Vucic and his colleagues.
Whether this has any real commercial potential beyond novelty and narcissism is still very much open to question…".
Card also argues that we have just as much reason to question the motives of people who believe we should abandon the concept of evil as we do to question the motives of people who use the concept.
