Sentence examples for questioning what is from inspiring English sources

Diversity doesn't challenge whiteness, it bolsters it, because we are never questioning what is at the centre.

Often misunderstood as photographic replication, Photo Realism was actually more about questioning what is thought of as reality than about representing it.

"But what might be surprising is why do it after an act of terrorism which has, it is true, deeply affected our spirits?" "I am not questioning what is being done.

This doesn't have to mean starting a fight – simply questioning what is happening, checking in with a victim, or offering to help, all send the message that this isn't normal and shouldn't be accepted.

Still catering to a rather niche audience, but continually gaining more recognition, confusion reigned on Twitter recently when Bon Iver won two Grammies, with fans of his fellow nominees questioning "What is Bonnie Bear?" by their thousands on the social networking site.

Few academics with a position such as that would choose to write a book questioning what is today probably the most cherished myth of economic policymakers all over the world: the idea that more education is the key to economic success.

I'm questioning what's going on with the war".

"I think Sid makes a good case for questioning what was unquestionable conventional wisdom at the time," Mr. Toobin said.

"I liked the mystery, the lights at night, the moment of wonder, where you're questioning what's happening on the other side of the windows," says Van Noten of the image.

"But in judging whether the system is performing, someone in my position needs to be properly skeptical about test scores and constantly questioning what are the alternative explanations, so that you don't put on rose-colored glasses".

The government has criticised the policy, saying it amounts to a backdown on comments by the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, last week, questioning what was wrong with mandating the use of Australian steel in government projects.