Sentence examples for to question with from inspiring English sources

If they do then it will always be open to question with the electorate – "they are in it for themselves".

Which part is he trying to question with that "so-called" — the number, their place in the story, their status as children?

But is it not my right to question, with great concern, the deaths of more than 100 Morsi supporters, many of them by bullets to the head and chest?

While Israel's willingness to offer an acceptable deal is increasingly open to question, with nothing to suggest that its terms are likely to soften with time, the Palestinians are sliding toward the unknown.

Whether these are the right qualities is open to question, with a cogent, persuasive case to be made for an old sweat who has been through relegation battles before and has successfully established a promoted club in the Premier League – someone like Tony Pulis perhaps, who did it at Stoke and is breathing new life into a previously moribund Crystal Palace.

It moves from question to question with no idea that it is "in a conversation".

Morante responded to questions with long, caring answers, which delighted Robert Bradley.

He receives visitors, patiently responding to questions with one- or two-word answers.

He responded repeatedly to questions with the answer, "I don't recollect".

He spoke softly, sometimes responding to questions with one-word answers.

One staff member, discussing the deal with colleagues, merely responded to questions with a brisk: "Oh, come on.