Sentence examples for to question to from inspiring English sources

Reflection gives us time to work it out, to think it through, to wonder, to question, to challenge ourselves.

Therefore, to be truly alive is to question, to wonder, to squander years on a single enigma.

It has that capacity to question, to challenge, to inspire in any country in the world," he said.

Reason tries in its patient, level-headed way to explain, to question, to weigh competing claims, but it can hardly make itself heard and soon gives up.

The BBC is there to question, to test, to hold a mirror up to British society, reflect it back, but to challenge the image too.

The thing is, properly done, RS lessons could be a tool for helping children to do precisely that: to think, to question, to argue.

When it comes to epochal events, whether it's the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. or the destruction of the Twin Towers, the go-to question to ask is always "Where were you?" But in a lot of ways, that's pretty weak.

His speech problems often limit his responses to questions to one-word answers.

Now to questions to Abbott Willl you resign if you don't stop the boats?

She wanted, she said in a written response to questions, "to get away from home and try something new".

This leads in to questions to do with the relationships between the different grammatical components and their contrastive delineations.