Sentence examples for to question so from inspiring English sources

One hardly likes to question so definite an insight.

It's led me to question so many things about my life".

His yearning for a specifically African approach to the continent's problems is the reason why he continues to question so strongly the supposedly "Western" view that HIV causes AIDS, and hence opposes proper treatment of the disease.

Whether the proposals mooted in this report can ever be rolled out fully and equally for all, must be open to question so long as social care is a residualised service.

On Syria, Iran and Ukraine, Republican voices have been the most vociferous in arguing for a show of strength and also among the loudest arguing against any American involvement.Just as the use of military force is more open to question, so is the appetite for spending money on it.

Having spent time with In the Name of Love's predecessor, Santa Baby, Lost in Showbiz can confirm that few novels have ever caused it to question so thoroughly the very nature of being: no sooner do you start it than you find yourself wondering if there is any point in being alive.

She spoke very little English and mainly just smiled and nodded to questions, so I gave it up as awkward.

She enjoys the freedom to edit her direct responses to questions, so she does that, too. .

It is also possible that 'thinking aloud' may have increased attention to questions, so prompting responses that may differ from those obtained in normal conditions.

Make sure to sign your name to the question so he knows who did the asking.

"The attorney general should immediately speak to that question, so that the giving does not come to a halt".