Sentence examples for attack question from inspiring English sources

"It's an attack question," Mr. Gordon said, "because it starts with a kernel of truth and shapes it into something that most Mormons wouldn't recognize about their faith".

There was more guidelines-related controversy over at the BBC last week, when, in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo attack, Question Time presenter David Dimbleby read aloud from the BBC's editorial guidelines: "The prophet Mohamed must not be represented in any shape or form".

They've shared posts which claim Western identity is under attack, question if Islamophobia really exists and describe migrants as "invaders".

Fox initially raised questions over the White House's explanation of the events that led to the attack — questions that other news organizations have since started reporting on more fully.

In Israel, while leaders publicly praised India for its response to the attack, questions also were raised about whether the commando mission to rescue hostages in the Jewish center, Nariman House, had been botched.

The leader of the National Front, the parliamentary group whose young spokesman, Mustafa Kazimi, died in the attack, questioned the government's explanation of a lone suicide bomber and said he had received reports of shots being fired.

After the Cole attack, questions have been raised about how American officials responded to potential warnings and whether any warnings were concrete enough that the bombing might have been avoided.

PAGE A3 Afghan Attack Questioned Afghan townspeople said that a raid that the Pentagon declared was an appropriate military action was an error and that some of the dead were found with bound hands.

Kenya mall attack: Questions build as investigators search the rubble.

For nine of the 13 questions (69.3%) on heart attack and stroke symptomology (three heart attack questions, four stroke questions, and appropriate first response question), rural respondents had higher percentages of incorrect answers.

Notably, the letter suggests that the purported attacks "question the integrity of the FCC's rulemaking proceedings".