Sentence examples for truly question from inspiring English sources

This process of deregulation, accompanied by the reduction of taxes for the wealthy, steadily accelerated from the early 1980s onwards as the two Bushes came to the White House on either side of Bill Clinton, who did nothing either to halt or truly question the situation.

I finally faced a challenge that forced me to truly question my capabilities.

But success is like work, we never truly question the definition even in the hubs that thrive on imagining what's next.

If you find yourself taking offence, truly question whether it may be because your "attacker" is correct.

"I began with a truly burning question," he says.

The truly confounding question is why terrorists and their supporters have no regard for life.

In order truly to question the value of any philosophy we need, first and foremost, objectivity.

"There was truly some question whether or not we were going to go forward with the season".

So, the truly interesting question is: why would anyone argue otherwise when the facts are so patently not on their side?

The weigh-in, practice and interview processes all provide useful layers of information as teams try to answer the only truly pertinent question: Can he play?

But beneath the point-scoring lies a truly serious question that deserves proper debate in the campaign: the vagueness of both main parties on their defence spending plans.