Sentence examples for carefully questioned from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest, he added, that when children and adolescents are asked to testify, the reliability of their source memory — for example, recalling the first time a certain person was encountered, and where — should be carefully questioned.

The president, who gave up jogging when he threw out his knee but still golfs whenever he can, watched carefully, questioned the athletes intently but, much to the relief of his aides, declined to put his newly found knowledge to use.

As no other causes of the patient's acute renal failure could be elucidated, she was carefully questioned regarding oxalate intake.

While 69% of patients considered themselves to be completely open with their doctor about their UC during consultations, another 21% considered themselves open only if carefully questioned; the remaining patients admitted keeping information from their physician.

Although, if ever there was a time to sit down and carefully question a few things, it's when you find your own opinions tumbling out of AA Gill's mouth.

It's beholden on us all, marketers and politicians alike to carefully question the quality and correlate multiple data sources to have a better chance of predicting future behavior, avoiding shocks and surprises.

For both men and women, I suggest we seek reliable, healthy options to feel vital and look attractive as we age and carefully question the role cosmetic procedures will play toward that end.

No surprise that the alleged "affair" was the topic of the first question - and a carefully posed question at that - from a member of the presidential press corps.

He glared at me and very brusquely answered my carefully composed questions, then pushed past.

Prof Miller and his research partners employed a mix of 31 carefully chosen questions.

Mr. Granger added, however, that Esquire would need to carefully consider questions about editorial integrity raised by such technology.