Sentence examples for not unquestioned from inspiring English sources

Although the idea that there cannot be a logic of scientific discovery often assumed the status of orthodoxy, it was not unquestioned.

His judgement is not unquestioned; some 20th-century critics, such as Malcolm F. McGregor and John S. Morrison, proposed that he may have been a charismatic public face acting as an advocate on the proposals of advisors, or the people themselves.

However, these findings are not unquestioned: neither Ciesla and colleagues or Duane and colleagues, in their series of 453 trauma patients, found differences in overall mortality in patients stratified by BMI [ 6, 8] - only a slightly longer hospital stay was observed in obese patients, thereby raising doubts about the extent of obesity-related risks in trauma care.

As a Gold Star parent and decorated senior military officer, John Kelly deserves our gratitude and respect ― but not unquestioned deference to any attack he wants, regardless of the facts.

It cannot be denied that the appropriateness of barring relevant evidence as a means for regulating police conduct has not been unquestioned even by those most zealous for honest law enforcement, and it certainly has not gone unquestioned as outweighing the interest of society in bringing criminals to justice.

Today's massacre will not pass unquestioned.

But his skills as an experimentalist were not always unquestioned.

It takes a stance on openness and diversity at a time when those values aren't going unquestioned.

It is now unquestioned that privative clauses may, when properly framed, effectively oust judicial review on questions of law and, indeed, on other issues not touching jurisdiction.

Busyness is a habit (often unquestioned), not a pathway to success.

Their own probity is unquestioned.