Sentence examples for withstand questions from inspiring English sources

Any understanding of God that cannot withstand questions and rational thought is a "too small" god.

Democratic National Committee Chair Howard Dean may only be getting a taste of what could be a grueling march to the Pennsylvania primary and beyond, in which the daily mission will be withstanding question after question on how to solve a problem like Florida and Michigan.

Aides to Mr. Paul hope that his surge can withstand new questions about racially charged statements in newsletters that were sent out under his name decades ago.

If after "withstanding the questions and criticisms," a partner is still arguing for why the strengths of a company outweigh its weaknesses, the firm will move forward, Kupor says.

As brilliant as he thinks he is, he would not be able to withstand the barrage of questions regarding his outright lies.

A Commerce Department spokesman expressed confidence that the decision to add the citizenship question would withstand legal scrutiny.

Despite being robust to withstand these processes the question remains as to whether the alginate retains its inhibition properties once cooked into the bread, despite the reported reduction of viscosity.

Despite the hopes placed on the big box, questions remain: Can it withstand the conditions nearly a mile beneath the sea?

For Richardson, however, years of politicking left him saddled with ethical questions that could not withstand public vetting.

Meanwhile the classical four-colour question withstood mathematical assaults until 1976, when mathematicians at the University of Illinois announced that four colours suffice.

Everyone agreed that the Cuban people could withstand more hardship, although the Italians questioned whether further economic tightening would end up weakening and delegitimizing the GOC further.