Sentence examples for and that questioning from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Mr. Ferry made clear that religious beliefs could not be used as an excuse to avoid gym or biology classes, and that questioning the veracity of the Holocaust would not be tolerated.

You insult the readers when you imply that Mr. Gordon has become the scapegoat du jour and that questioning his writing is merely sour grapes -- leftover anger from the W.M.D. debacle.

On 21 October, Michael Gove, the former justice secretary and Tory leadership candidate, said Carney could not accept criticism and that questioning his decisions was treated like a thought crime.

Nock's refusal to accept any wisdom that can't be tested, including the seemingly logical notion that simply getting more suicidal people into treatment would solve the problem, has put him at odds with clinicians who believe their methods work and that questioning those could cost lives.

A spokeswoman for the terrorism unit, which works closely with Britain's domestic intelligence service, MI5, declined to offer details, saying that "the investigation is at an early stage" and that questioning was under way.

Judge Wesley said that in cases like the terrorism claims involving the Canadian man, Mr. Arar, whose case is still pending, there were "tough and important issues" that needed to be addressed, and that questioning could be intense.

"It's the effort to understand and do away with every form of domination, and that involves questioning very basic institutions, including the division of labour and domestication upon which the whole edifice of civilisation and technology rests..

Labour MEP Claude Moraes, the lead rapporteur for the European parliament inquiry on the mass surveillance of EU citizens, welcomed the outcome of the vote and promised that questioning would be "rigorous and fair".

The Albanian Muslims who form a large majority of Kosovo, he said, "think of themselves in terms of their Albanian ethnicity, and they think that questioning that makes them a traitor".

And the fact that questioning a person's immigration status has become weaponized, regardless of what their immigration status actually is, only adds strength to the idea that this word no longer serves to simply denote a legal status.

Evidence shows that questioning and confronting negative thoughts and doing things that lift your spirits really do help.