Sentence examples for questioned means from inspiring English sources

Former President Bill Clinton argued last week that the 14th Amendment that states the "validity" of government debt "shall not be questioned" means that Obama could simply ignore the congressionally imposed debt ceiling and go on borrowing.

Rather than questioning the Fed's motives, he questioned its means.

This is not what "beg the question" means.

The sheer number of questions means I won't be able to answer all of them.

This isn't what "beg the question" means, as we have noted often.

Guardian leader writers will be paraded naked through the streets for thinking that "beg the question" means "raise the question".

Ask for a word that rhymes with "cat," for example, and they may have no idea what the question means.

How on earth can you get to an answer if you don't even know what the question means?

I believe the answer to both these questions means that I can best serve the house by leaving it.

"I believe the answer to both these questions means that I can best serve the House by leaving it".

This method will take more time, but asking only big, open-ended questions means you miss out on a lot of valuable information.