Sentence examples for we might question from inspiring English sources

"We might question their manhood," he warned, "but like in a family way.

We might question the move, though: first the dude's pants come down, then his whole civilised veneer.

As President Obama condemns the "cozy relationship" between federal regulators and Big Oil, we might question why New York regulators and the companies charged with polluting Newtown Creek took so long to acknowledge the problem.

But before we single out the anarchists and the environmentalists and the puppet-guys for diminished constitutional protections -- before we herd them into what are speech-free zones -- we might question whether they represent the real danger.

If this were Bill Gates choosing to fund public health agencies in Kenya but not Ethiopia, we might question his judgment, or try to persuade him to change his mind, but no one would argue he had a legal obligation to spread the money around.

(Although we might question your loyalty to BH&FA YC if you do that!!! ;))).

Since we had no drop-outs, one might question how we obtained such a high response rate.

One might question why we decided to use again Teflon for interposition between vessel and nerve after removal of the Teflon granuloma.

Many physicists and philosophers deny that the ordinary second law holds universally, so one might question whether we should insist on its validity in the presence of black holes.

In this light, one might question whether we could reasonably expect any effect on patient satisfaction.

Based on this pattern of results one might question whether we are dealing with fluctuating daily aches and pain in stead of a health problem which needs serious clinical attention.