Sentence examples for question something more from inspiring English sources

Now Paul was getting conservative Republicans to question something more fundamental than drone strikes: whether a permanent war without geographic or temporal limits – that is, the neoconservative framing of the war on terror – is really compatible with limited government.

For me, and for just about any other everyday user of the Nexus 6, there's no question that something more akin to the Nexus 5, albeit with just better battery life, a better camera, improved specs and an updated display would've been the preferable option.

The anarchist in me says if those structures were placed in question then something more powerful could emerge.

Surely such a question deserved something more than the few impersonal and sociopathic seconds I spent in that doorway.

EPL grew out of a conviction that these questions need something more than abstract philosophical discussion.

Others use "nativism" to signify a more elevated approach to the immigrant/refugee question; it offers something more opaque and less cliched than a simple disavowal of racism.

It argues that Emerson viewed art as a question of degree, something more or less present in individual artworks.

This technicality raises questions of whether something more explicit may be required in evidence law.

Then as now there were questions about whether something more than common antitrust law should govern companies that play such an important role in the delivery of information to the public.

The researchers actually measured engagement not by how much students spoke up or answered questions, but by something more subtle: whether they were nodding and gesturing as they listened, or texting and checking Facebook (as noted by observers).

These beliefs seem relatively harmless in the grand scheme of things but a small number of survey questions point to something more worrisome: a belief in conspiracy theories and government cover-ups.