Mr. Miller wrote the play in 1940, and set it in 1938, when the nation was grappling its way out of the Depression and Europe was tumbling toward war, and in David Beeves he was questioning, with the fervid earnestness of a young writer, our often smugly held presumption of being blessed.
The men gave up and sat down on the ground for questioning, with the horses standing nearby.
The program, instituted in 2002, required that men 16 and older from 25 countries register in person ― with fingerprinting and questioning ― with the Immigration and Naturalization Service when coming into the country.
When I am not with them and am out with friends, I respect their privacy as a family, I do not engage in detailed conversation and questioning about the Trump family with anyone and try and change the subject as quickly as I can.
But today Mandelson went much further, suggesting that the Murdoch empire had struck an informal commercial deal with the Conservatives and questioning whether the BBC would be able to retain its impartiality given the strength of the Sun's campaign.
Fabio Capello has delivered a withering assessment of Wayne Rooney's England performances by highlighting the disparity between his displays with Manchester United and questioning whether the striker "only understands Scottish".
These six specific themes then became subthemes when they were combined into three overarching themes: 'Eliciting the content' (identical with subtheme 1), 'Understanding the impact' (with subthemes 4, 5 and 6), and 'Questioning the validity of the beliefs' (with subthemes 2 and 3).
And Democrats seized on statements Mr. Paul had made about raising the Social Security retirement age, and questioning the legality of the Americans with Disabilities Act, to try to paint him as extreme.
The England management have told Alex Hales he deserves his fine for walking into the third umpire's room on the first morning of the fourth Test with Pakistan and questioning his dismissal, with the assistant coach, Paul Farbrace, describing it as "not the brightest thing to do".
The committee is examining the aborted attempt by the Co-op to take over 631 Lloyds Banking Group branches and questioning the merger of the bank with Britannia Building Society in 2009.
Facing a November deadline, the wireless industry was in federal court last week, once again complaining about the cost of complying with the rule, and questioning the F.C.C.'s authority to impose it.
