Sentence examples for questions undermining from inspiring English sources

Also during the call, a conservative blogger, Joel Fox, who fronted for a massive independent expenditure attack against Brown last year in which he refused to divulge contributors, and Sacramento Bee columnist Dan Walters both raised similar questions undermining the poll's apparent finding of support for tax extensions.

Mulling over such mundane questions undermines the painting's initial slapdash impression.

Mr. Bush repeatedly attacked Mr. Kerry for questioning the wisdom of the invasion, arguing not that the invasion was wise but that such questions undermine the image of American resolve.

Misconception: Unanswered questions undermine a theory.

The danger was that - without reform - the credibility of the ISC would continue to be called into question, undermining confidence that intelligence agencies were properly accountable.

In particular, it breaks down whenever the work in question undermines our ideas about its reputed genre.

Even Frankie's one point of pride — that he witnessed a My Lai-style massacre in Vietnam but refused to take part in it — comes into question, undermined by his own obsessive afterthoughts.

"The way the Labour leader has answered that question undermines our deterrent and demonstrates that Labour can't be trusted with our national security, which after all is the most important duty of government".

Further, a new question undermines the validity of the extensive testing of the current questions carried out to date...

There would be a chorus of people — which would surely include just about every prominent Republican, plus Joe Lieberman and the editorial pages of The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal — praising the president and denouncing anyone who raises questions for undermining the commander-in-chief in a time of war.

By phone, Ms. Green later called the question "undermining".