Sentence examples for questioned either from inspiring English sources

I don't recall a single instance where I questioned either one of my parents on the way things were.

And the perfect God may have a host of helpers who can't be questioned either - helpers such as saints, angels, ascended masters or other such lesser gods.

The Tempest is thought by most scholars to have been written in 1610 11, and is generally accepted as the last play that Shakespeare wrote alone, although some have questioned either or both assertions.

The division of the legislature into an upper and lower house wasn't questioned either, despite the obscure origins of the English House of Lords and its role as the representative of the hereditary nobility.

On May 24 , 1964 six months after the shooting, the New York Herald Tribune reported that Altgens the man responsible for "probably the most controversial photograph of the decade" and one of a handful of people standing near the motorcade when Kennedy was shot—had not been questioned either by the FBI or by the Warren Commission.

She is uneasy at being questioned, either very confused or very unwilling to reveal any information; she sits on her bed with her head in her hands.

But frankly, I mean, I don't question either of the two professors.

Critics of this version of the argument may question either premise.

We could also question either the first premiss or the application of it.

However, here too there can be no question either of formations or of a command system.

Pedagogical rapport is out of the question: either Wei succeeds in browbeating her pupils or they succeed in humiliating her.