Sentence examples for questioning the point from inspiring English sources

"It's not clear" strikes just the right note of questioning; the point is made, but it is not pressed.

Yet, after such a heavy night Cech must surely be questioning the point of his existence in the infinite totality of the transcendent universe and all its possibilities.

He claimed that "even the in campaign's political champion" Umunna was now questioning the point of remaining in the EU as a result of the report.

There's only so many times you can slyly chuckle at a terminally unhip chef-cum-lifestyle-show-host before you start questioning the point of, well, everything, really.

This is England '88, 10pm, Channel 4, Dec 13 , 14and 15 Charles Schulz's seasonal Peanuts instalment sees eternal cartoon pessimist Charlie Brown questioning the point of the holidays.

Radio 2 cannot afford to lose too much of its audience, or the same issues that surfaced in the 80s, questioning the point of the station, will re-emerge.

And together with Croce's theory, Collingwood's has a fatal defect (without questioning the starting-point, that the essence of art to be expressive): In identifying the artwork with what we would normally think of as the inner experience of the artwork, he makes nonsense of the idea that the spectator interprets the artwork, and can do so more or less accurately.

This is an effective approach, particularly because it leaves the reader moving between accepting and questioning the narrator's point of view.

Time and again, I found myself questioning the validity of points made in this book.

But opponents and the media soon began questioning the contracts, and pointing out that Labour councillors were earning fat salaries on the boards of those bodies.

Recently, a trio of trials (ProCESS [51], ARISE [52] and ProMISe [53]), while reporting an all-time low sepsis mortality, showed no improvement in outcomes with EGDT, questioning the need and pointing towards the potential dangers of protocolized care for patients with severe and septic shock [54, 55].