Sentence examples for book questioning from inspiring English sources
He has written a provocative book questioning a central tenet of the hedge-fund industry: its performance is always worth paying for.
One speaker was Jeff Benedict, who wrote a book questioning the history of the tribe running Foxwoods and is now an anti-casino candidate for Congress.
Mr. Tudjman wrote a book questioning whether the number of Jews said to have been killed in the Holocaust had been exaggerated.
The ex-employees' letter was distributed by CRC Public Relations, the firm behind the company that published a book questioning 2004 Democratic party presidential candidate John Kerry's Vietnam service.
Few academics with a position such as that would choose to write a book questioning what is today probably the most cherished myth of economic policymakers all over the world: the idea that more education is the key to economic success.
If he thought the mini-industry spawned by his Everest book -- competing books, death threats and continuing Web battles -- was a nuisance, he may one day look back on that experience as a minor dust-up compared with what could follow his book questioning religion.
His first big national story was on James Hanratty, who was executed for murder in 1962, and who became the subject of a number of books questioning his guilt.
Instead of writing books questioning whether men are necessary and cautionary tales advising women to keep their day jobs, why aren't we writing articles describing how we can raise the next generation of children to believe that men and women are equal?
His books questioning orthodox psychiatric practices sold in the millions, and the experimental "safe house" clinics he founded and inspired (in which patients could "journey" through their mental illnesses undisturbed by intrusive treatments) were lightning rods for effusive acclaim and scorn.
A new photo book is questioning the ways people picture Asian women. .
The book is questioning that mind-set, but also celebrating it, allowing men to be powerful, and I think that is something that men are struggling with.
