Sentence examples for broad questioning from inspiring English sources

Some civil liberties experts said such broad questioning of a group of foreigners was highly unusual, if not unprecedented.

With outbursts of violence, the protests, initially caused by an increase in bus fares, have grown into a broad questioning of the government's priorities.

Even though Obama was elected in the midst of an economic crisis that prompted broad questioning of free markets and the power of business in America, today it seems that the Gilded Age is back and entrenched even more deeply than before.

Although the exhibition probes a specific aspect of de Kooning's career, it is likely to provoke broader questioning.

But he said that for broader questioning, the F.B.I. must not "cut corners".

This shift can be connected to a broader questioning of gender roles outside (and within) the academy and was marked by the analytical separation of the terms gender and sex, among other things.

Anthony D. Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said that it would be acceptable to withhold Miranda before asking whether there were any more bombs hidden in Boston, but that once the F.B.I. went into broader questioning, it must not "cut corners".

In broader questioning in a nationwide survey that Pew conducted in February, Republicans and independents who backed Mr. McCain were indistinguishable from Bush voters when asked about the budget surplus: 37percentt of McCain voters and 39percentt of Bush backers wanted it used to shore up entitlements.

It was part of Cruz's broader questioning about whether or not Facebook is biased in the ways it moderates the posts and accounts of members — and in its staffing policies.

It's more about a manifestation of their broader questioning (at times refuting) of the status quo.

It is useful to questioning broad assumptions about the nature of those concepts and their presence over time.