Sentence examples for virtually unquestioned from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Markowitz's role in fund-raising for his nonprofit groups has gone virtually unquestioned.
Unlike Wenger, whose authority over playing matters is virtually unquestioned by the club's board, Ancelotti acknowledges that he does not know how long he will retain the trust of the autocratic Chelsea owner, Roman Abramovich.
Canada's official commitment to racial tolerance goes virtually unquestioned, except for a few critics who make small-budget films and videos, produce rap music and write books that only a few read.
For the best part of two centuries, when the sun would never set on the British empire, Britain was the superpower; its industrial, financial and political dominance was virtually unquestioned.
Although many philosophers now associate this view mainly with Berkeley's immediate target, Locke (1700), in fact it goes back at least to Aristotle (De Intrepretatione 16a; De Anima 420b), and, indeed, went virtually unquestioned by language theorists throughout the intervening centuries (Wollock, 1997).
Men get to see their fantasies sprawled across the movie screen, virtually unquestioned.
The reason this quip really rubbed me the wrong way is not because I found it particularly shocking; language that associates non-neurotypical people with moral inferiority and violence remains rampant and largely unquestioned in virtually all social circles, including those that purport to care about social justice.
Their expertise is unquestioned.
His character is unquestioned.
Decisions went unquestioned.
