Sentence examples for rather questioning from inspiring English sources

I am not suggesting we take the approach of sending elders out into the wilderness to wither and die, but rather questioning the idea that you should be able to maintain a standard of living at peak consumption into retirement.

Think of Nigel Farage celebrating the Brexit vote by claiming that it had been a "victory for real people" (making the 48% of the British electorate who had opposed taking the UK out of the European Union somehow less than real – or, rather, questioning their status as members of the political community).

It's an issue that stands apart from New York's usual transit woes; it's not about delays, or signal problems, or aging infrastructure (which, aside, have their own socioeconomic implications), but, rather, questioning who can actually afford to ride the largest transit system in the country.

This is in line with the results of a Canadian study [ 54] showing that Internet users seek to develop greater personal mastery of expert knowledge rather questioning the authority of mainstream medicine.

Rather than fearing Sharia law, people in Brunei are instead questioning the reason for its introduction.

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

He added, "Rather than questioning why someone did it, we question their integrity, their honesty.

Rather than questioning the comparability of small and large animals, our data question whether the implicit extrapolation of the "sugars-fats-proteins" succession of energy substrates during fasting that is based on whole-body energy expenditure [ 1, 50] to individual organs is valid.

Rather than questioning the Vickers reforms, the chancellor urged the committee instead to examine how bankers could adopt something akin to the ethical standards imposed on other professions.

"Unfortunately there has been a very long history of believing what the telecoms companies say rather than questioning it.

The Metro took a more humorous angle, more "Greg, it's behind you!", rather than questioning my competence.