Sentence examples for a searching question from inspiring English sources

Delingpole then says it is time for a "searching question", and asks Gove what his favourite scene is in Game of Thrones.

His first ball, a swinging yorker, asks a searching question of Rogers, who manages an inside edge en route to his pads.

A searching question embodied in the very structure of the film is how a historical trauma like the Armenian catastrophe should be represented in the movies and television.

Each of the front-runners has his personal flaws and attributes, but it so happens that the candidature of each also requires the Tories to ask themselves a searching question about what their party now stands for.

Economics journalists have learned, (thanks to the work of the FT's Gillian Tett), to ask a very brutal and searching question as we parachute into the latest theatre of crisis: look for the social silence.

16th over India 54-3 Peter Ongondo finds his line early and asks Ganguly a few searching questions.

Then, after listening to a genuinely heartfelt speech for 15 minutes or so, perhaps try your hand at a few searching questions about the new Tory vision.

However, as he spends time in the sweat lodge and wanders the beautiful countryside of the corner of Utah where peyote is legal, he asks himself a few searching questions.

One girl, whom he subjected to a lot of searching questions – a girl who had been monosyllabic at the start of the year – said with great confidence: "At primary school I thought I was nothing.

The security representative asked me a series of searching questions and came back two weeks later for another session of questioning, stemming from their inquiries into my previous answers.

Lessons, in primary and secondary schools, were characterised by low standards, weak teaching, a confused sense of purpose about RE, and there was a lack of searching questions in examinations such as the GCSE.