Sentence examples for a general questioning of from inspiring English sources

Sulking and a general questioning of our relationship's future prospects ensued.

Film became part of a general questioning of the rules and regulations regarding expression, the conventions of speech and the ideologies they conveyed.

"Long hair, wild hairdos, exuberant facial appendages were everywhere as expressions of social rebellion, political revolt, and a general questioning of everything established".

That's a more traditional literary mode of self-discovery; so is sex or drink or a general questioning of authority, either on the road ("On the Road"), in or out of school ("The Catcher in the Rye," "The Rachel Papers") or in a racy, cosmopolitan milieu ("Less Than Zero," "Bright Lights, Big City").

In Mr Parsons's first speech as the group's new boss, he identified his first priority: revitalising and turning round the troubled AOL.Mixed in with the current blaze of short-term negative publicity about media conglomerates is a more general questioning of their longer-term purpose.

It has also led to the more general questioning of the ubiquity of dosage compensation across broad organism groups, including male heterogametic organisms (Mank et al. 2011; Julien et al. 2012).

On the other hand, however, there is a serious debate about behavioural priming in general questioning the replicability of earlier studies.

A press availability is actively passive; that is, political figures open themselves to general questioning, putting the burden of creating news on the press.

In new responses to lawsuits, the C.I.A. has agreed to release information from two previously secret sources: statements by high-level members of Al Qaeda who say they have been mistreated, and a 2004 report by the agency's inspector general questioning both the legality and the effectiveness of coercive interrogations.

A dominant form of skepticism (the subject of this article) concerns knowledge in general, questioning whether anything actually can be known with complete or adequate certainty.

Adverse experiences were solicited from subjects by general questioning at study visits and using a vaccine report card (VRC).