Sentence examples for out to question from inspiring English sources

Rebecca Johnson heard "a whole generation of women" speaking out to "question the military basis of security".

Looking to uncover the actual man behind the great art, a French journalist sets out to question Bevilacqua's lovers, rivals and friends (including one named Alberto Manguel).

"There are peculiarities in every country's citizenship laws, and I guess I'm not out to question it here," Mr. Kozak said.

At the time of Mann's trial there were reports that anti-terrorism officers from the Metropolitan police were considering flying out to question him about the coup, including the role of Thatcher.

They said 30 seconds was far too long to process an image for security purposes, and that its accuracy numbers would result in the police going out to question too many innocent people.

The novel set out to question the conventional premise that direct foreign investment in American high technology is by definition good, and therefore should be allowed to continue without restraint or limitation.

Before moving out to questions from the audience, I wanted to tell you one thing: I was really nervous about doing this evening.

Running out of experts to question, I began to question myself.

Empower them to call it out, to change it, to question, to argue.

Cognitive testing will be carried out to check question wording and questionnaire length.

It sets out to answer questions like: are we losing the ability to think deeply?