Sentence examples for openly questions from inspiring English sources

In Qom, no one, it seems, openly questions his authority.

No one in the industry openly questions those goals -- indeed, many say they embrace them.

Both Mr Ahern and Mr McDowell pointedly note that Sinn Fein is surprisingly well-organised and financed, and Mr McDowell openly questions the source of the party's money.

Machiavelli's subversion of the humanist paean to virtues is clearest, and wittiest, when he tackles openly questions of generosity, compassion and honour.

The Beeb describes its own show this way: "Combining clips from the TV show, never-before-seen footage of China's death row and interviews with a local judge who openly questions the future of the death penalty in China, 'This World' reveals a part of China that is generally hidden from view".

Norris openly questions Turley's initiatives, going so far as to suggest that it's the BSA officer's ties to "pro-gay" President Obama are the motivating factor.

Ultimately, when we hesitate to openly question beliefs because we don't want to risk offense, questioning itself becomes taboo.

Some openly question his authority.

Others openly question that interpretation.

Players openly questioned Callahan's tactics.

They openly question his consistency on social and fiscal conservatism.