Sentence examples for best questioning from inspiring English sources

The Army Field Manual does allow use of the method that interrogation experts say works best: questioning based on expertise of interrogators in using noncoercive, rapport-based techniques to get detainees to talk.

They encourage their young talent to focus on principles based on self-managed and coached learning rather than directed learning ("understanding how you learn best"), questioning the status quo ("getting below the surface, always wanting to know more"), amazement ("being enthused by your learning") and even the use of humor.

"And that's how we decide which values and ideas we think are best by questioning and debating them vigorously, by listening to all sides of every argument and by judging for ourselves," she said.

In the end, the six state prosecutors on the investigating tribunal appeared to be Mr. al-Ghozi's best advocates, questioning the defendant about a statement he gave to the police two weeks ago.

With her best friends questioning what she was doing she had more than a few depressing days.

"Is this the best line of questioning you can do here?" he asked.

Mr Shinseki was also Army chief of staff during the run-up to the Iraq war and is best known for questioning the Pentagon's strategy of invading with a relatively small force.

This view is most prominently associated with Yessenin-Volpin (1961; 1970), who is in turn best known for questioning whether expressions such as \(10^{12}\) or \(2^{50}\) denote natural numbers.

I could say so much more on testing here -- how it narrows and dumbs down curriculum, how it reflects class and racial fissures in our society, how it undermines the best in education -- questioning, creativity, and innovation.

But as an educator, I've always found that examining the status quo was one of the most effective ways students can get the best education: by questioning things as they are.

Because positive feedback enhances personal commitment, it works best when recipients are questioning their commitment to a task.