Sentence examples for scarcely questioned from inspiring English sources

Before Mazzini and the poppy seeds, the practice was scarcely questioned.

The press scarcely questioned the march to a war in Iraq begun under false pretenses.

We also have a culture that scarcely questions that lifestyle; indeed, we gladly put the stylish on a pedestal — from Michelle Obama to the Duchess of Cambridge (better known as Kate Middleton) to the latest actress — and turn superficial qualities into virtues.

Lawyers for the families of Merah's victims asked yesterday why Souad Merah had scarcely been questioned after the killings.

Moreover, it showcases the extraordinary capabilities of a writer whose importance can scarcely be questioned, even if his mode of address will exclude some".

The utility of this power will scarcely be questioned.

When it comes to the hazards posed to the climate by greenhouse gases they see science as an ally scarcely to be questioned.

If the predominant party of power throughout most of the twentieth century finds itself reduced to brief banalities on one of the early defining issues of the twenty first - if it has scarcely any questions to ask of the government of the day - then I say that's a party which is rendering itself redundant and irrelevant in the body politic of our country.

"If the predominant party of power throughout most of the 20th century finds itself reduced to brief banalities on one of the early defining issues of the 21st century - if it has scarcely any questions to ask of the government of the day - then I say it is the party which is rendering itself redundant and irrelevant in the body politic of our country".

Furthermore, the longitudinal character of our analysis allowed us to address the scarcely investigated question of HRQL changes over time in early disease stages.

As Alexis de Tocqueville wrote in the 1830's, "Scarcely any political question arises in the United States that is not resolved, sooner or later, into a judicial question".