Sentence examples for old enough to question from inspiring English sources

"My kids are old enough to question my choices," he said.

And all this before most are old enough to question why girls should do X and boys should do Y (or, more often, in both cases, not do).

We are indoctrinated into the Order of the Mouse before we are old enough to question its necessity.

Our parents chose a religion for us, and we follow what they teach us until we are old enough to question them or convert into another for the sake of love.

Ms. Miscik also said that the "single most important aspect of our tradecraft that needs to be examined" was whether the intelligence analysts were doing enough to question old assumptions.

As a result, none within Old Trafford appears powerful, or confident, enough to question him.

However, for old smallpox vaccine stocks, it is enough to question whether any of the infectious agents specifically cited in FDA and European Commission regulations, recommendations, and guidelines are present.

Now of high school age, he is old enough to ask questions about his dad.

It was a survival move, Carey's mother explains when her daughter grows old enough to ask questions — the only way they could escape Carey's abusive father.

In other parts of the country, this case might be old enough to raise questions about whether the Constitution's promise of a speedy trial had any meaning at all.

The 11-year-old is old enough to ask questions and feel proud of this whole thing.