Sentence examples for Have a questioning from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Steadman hopes the centre will help visitors to "have a questioning critical approach to the world around them".

Getting in: To get into data science, it helps to have a questioning and logical mind, Grewal said.

His listener may have a questioning look, or even ask him, "what was that?".

The music had a questioning air, as though a mystery — perhaps the same mystery that Jones ponders in the title — lay unsolved.

New culture secretary John Whittingdale, who has already had a cordial meeting with Channel 4's chiefs, has a questioning stance towards public service broadcasting and there have been sporadic flirtations with privatising it.

While the Op-Ed views on Syria might be faulted for not including many strong outside voices clearly making the argument against the conflict, The Times's own editorials have had a questioning tone.

The online discussion also had a reader questioning the need for hiring domestic help by Indian households.

Her "nonexistent series" has a notional, questioning title: "A Room of One's Own?" Nora's mother had urged her to avoid dependence on a man, to earn her own money.

But we do have a culture of questioning and testing scientific results that fosters self-correction.

First came the sort of reviews a writer — particularly one like Mr. Maksik, whose characters have a penchant for questioning God's existence — might sell his soul for.

And its finale, "Prayer for Chiara," has an appealingly questioning quality.