Usage examples of "chose en question" in French with translation to English

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Le fidèle cœur ne doit jamais être remis en question. A true heart should never be doubted.
Ne dites pas une telle chose en son absence. Don't say such a thing in her absence.
Vous n'êtes pas un vrai mathématicien à moins que vous ne froissiez un morceau de papier tous les vingt minutes en signe d'exaspération, regardiez en l'air et sembliez mettre en question jusqu'à votre propre existence. You're not a serious mathematician unless you crumple up a piece of paper in frustration every twenty minutes, look off into space, and appear to be questioning your very existence.
Il est certainement beau et intelligent mais il y a quelque chose en lui que je n'arrive pas à aimer. Certainly he is handsome and intelligent, but there is something about him that I can't like.
Ce qui est en question dans ce débat est la survie de notre planète. What is at issue in this debate is the survival of our planet.
Un homme sensé ne dirait pas une telle chose en public. A sensible man wouldn't say such a thing in public.
Ce que vous dites est intéressant mais se rapporte à peine au sujet en question. What you're saying is interesting but hardly germane to the topic at hand.
Un homme cria quelque chose en faisant signe de la main. A man shouted something, waving his hand.
La rédaction des écrits en question est telle que n'importe qui pourrait la réaliser. The composition of the writings in question, is of that kind that anybody might do it.
Tom a quelque chose en main. Tom has something in his hand.
Le droit à l'existence d'Israël ne devrait pas être en question. Israel's right to exist should not be up for discussion.
Il y a quelque chose en lui qui cloche selon moi. There's something about him that just doesn't sit right with me.
Chaque chose en son temps. There is a right time for everything.
Laisser quelque chose en plan est la pire chose que l'on puisse faire. Leaving something unfinished is the worst thing you can do.
Ne dis pas une telle chose en son absence. Don't say such a thing in her absence.
Si tu veux construire quelque chose en l'air, c'est toujours mieux de construire des châteaux que des châteaux de cartes. If you are going to build something in the air it is always better to build castles than houses of cards.
Il y a quelque chose en lui qui me déplait. There is something about him I don't like.
Vous et moi avons quelque chose en commun. You and I have something in common.
Parfois, je veux demander à Dieu pourquoi il autorise la pauvreté, la famine et l'injustice dans le monde, alors qu'il pourrait y faire quelque chose, mais je crains qu'il puisse me poser exactement la même question. Sometimes I want to ask God why He allows poverty, famine and injustice in the world when He could do somehing about it, but I'm afraid He might just ask me the same question.
La seule chose qui compte vraiment est si oui ou non vous êtes heureux. The only thing that really matters is whether or not you are happy.
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