Sentence examples for that would question from inspiring English sources

Having looked back on it, I do not remember uttering a word in that debate that would question that statement".

For example, between the 19th century and early 20th centuries, women questioned the appropriation of domestic labor and proposed a reform of domestic space that would question the patriarchal organization of the house.

More than one participant suggested they might face a challenge establishing an independent outside panel that would question central findings of the National Climate Assessment and other landmark federal reports, said one official familiar with the discussion.

Accessorized with Roman Catholic iconography and a smattering of Latin, it resurrects the fraternal assassins Connor and Murphy McManus (again played by Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus) to blow away a raft of Boston bad guys and channels Mr. Duffy's dismay with a "self-help, 12-step, hippie generation" that would question vigilante justice.

Judges at BountyQuest, a Web site that allows participants to offer rewards for material that would question the validity of a patent, did conclude that one European and two United States patents described ways of making digital shopping quicker and easier.

We concluded, however, that these fluctuations did not affect the overall effect size in a manner that would question the validity of the computed overall effect size.

"We respect that Chelsea would question some of the decisions.

"I just think it's amazing that anybody would question my Republican credentials," she said.

If it was made clearer to users, I expect that they would question this trade-off embedded in the HDI.

Heaton knew his actions would provoke awe, mirth and confusion, and that many would question his sanity.

She knew, innately, that nobody would question her.