Sentence examples for question widely from inspiring English sources
A question widely discussed in the Israeli press today was whether the victim had opened fire.
It's a question widely posed – and how we approach it speaks to who we are, as individuals and as a nation.
Law enforcement officials who have been examining Major Hasan's writings, including a Web posting on suicide bombing they have tentatively concluded was his, say he appears to have been grappling with a question widely discussed among Muslim militants since the Sept. 11 attacks: When, if ever, is the death of innocents morally justified?
A two-part TTO question widely used in ophthalmic research with demonstrated validity and test-retest reliability was applied in this study [ 33- 38].
Read widely and question widely.
This encourages experimentation, stimulates the emergence of creativity and gives people the opportunity to question widely-held assumptions and beliefs.
They raise questions that evolutionary theory poses many humanists of good will, questions widely enough shared to deserve serious attention.
A wise person questions their motivations, questions widely accepted knowledge, and learns to love asking questions in moments of ignorance, because a wise person knows when it is time to learn.
The simple answer to this question is widely known, but also widely misunderstood.
Recent data calls into question some widely influential findings in psychological science.
Dr. Neisser called into question the widely held view that extremely vivid memories cannot be false.
