Sentence examples for Little questioning from inspiring English sources

The applause, the boos and chants (also in the contract, of course), feel a little questioning.

There was very little questioning of the Dodgers' character, or of their will to win, or of their collective spirit.

Its lawyers have exported the separation of powers to ex-communist states; and even the excruciating Lewinsky saga, with its drawn-out, divisive and inconclusive battle between president and Congress, prompted remarkably little questioning of the system.

All ruling princes have long had the same goal: to continue the Sauds' control of the kingdom and its vast oil reserves with little questioning by the roughly 20 million Saudi subjects.

It is striking that there has been so little questioning of the decision in October, never fully explained, to scrap that project, to which Liverpool city council and the wider community were signed up and planning permission secured.

"Ten years ago there was considerable reverence towards, and little questioning of, the ability of banks and bankers to make money or of whether boards demonstrated a sufficient diversity of view and outlook to sustain challenge.

Asked about the bill on Thursday by a reporter in Yekaterinburg, where he was meeting with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, Mr. Medvedev intimated that foreign observers had little business questioning it.

And the fact that Mr. Obama won both the popular vote and the electoral vote means there has been little outcry questioning the fairness of the Electoral College, as there was in 2000 after Mr. Bush lost the popular vote but still won the presidency.

After MyFox Fox News Chicago ran a little piece questioning why a violent game is being advertised on city buses, the head of the Chicago Transit Authority had the ads removed.

I walked the streets a little longer, questioning my own faith, when I encountered this mise-en-scene.

I stared blindly at the TV for a little bit, questioning the logic behind what the news story was trying to convey about Obamacare, before giving up and pulling out my phone to try to study a little bit.