Sentence examples for suddenly questioned from inspiring English sources

But although a respected academic, he was suddenly questioned by peers, who said he seemed to be providing cover for what they considered partisan politics.

So many eyes bulged at the Christian Democrats' congress on October 14th when he, of all people, suddenly questioned a longstanding concession under which jobs paying up to DM610 ($354) a month are exempt from social-security contributions.Trade unions and the Social Democratic opposition have long attacked the DM610 loophole, claiming bosses abuse it to get cheap labour without insurance cover.

At the end of The God of Nightmares - "a stealth novel with a huge left hook," says Franzen - Helen's absolutes are suddenly questioned and she discovers, in the words of novelist Rosellen Brown, that "Betrayal... [is] not as simple as she had thought, and faithfulness to someone you love [is] not necessarily to be confused with self-delusion".

I suddenly questioned your honesty, you'd slept with her fiancé, but there you were, sitting and chatting to the both of them in the most platonic and friendliest of ways.

So why do we suddenly question such a Hollywood convention?

Though Cochrane clearly enjoyed a high reputation among our participants, our study showed that even very small details can cause otherwise trusting users to suddenly question ownership and thereby credibility, such as an "About us" button leading to a page with a publishers' (unfamiliar) logo.

"Now, there are suddenly question marks.

He said that Italians should not suddenly question that.

Suddenly, questions of any kind rise before my eyes with their answers".

Suddenly questions over her physical decline were compounded with doubts over her nerve.

Suddenly, questions about classic movies, how to write a script and what Black had learned from her own video projects flowed out of the once-quiet girl.