Sentence examples for challenging questioning from inspiring English sources

To me, you do that by trying to create this striving, challenging, questioning culture, where there's always a smarter way of doing something, and you feel a permanent dissatisfaction with obtained results.

While I cannot speak for a whole country or an entire community, what I have found in Kenya, much to my own surprise, are people growing, challenging, questioning, and experiencing their lives as queers, as parents, as young professionals, as activists, as artists, and as daughters and sons of Kenya and Africa.

Dawkins devotes his talents and resources to challenging, questioning and mocking faith.

Wilson's grand jury testimony is here; it does not appear to contain challenging questioning, but have a look yourself.

Then Mr. Weld lit into the man he would like to challenge, questioning some of the aggressive prosecutions by Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, a Democrat who is the front-runner in the early polls for governor.

Michele's father also mounted a custody challenge, questioning McWilliams-Franklin's fitness as a mother while she was playing overseas.

Coach Rex Ryan foolishly wasted a challenge questioning the spot of the ball on that drive, and when the spot was upheld, he decided to go for it on fourth down anyway.

At the same time, there are serious methodological challenges, questioning, for example, the use of individuals' self-reports of how happy they are and the effort to objectify and even quantify so subjective and elusive a quality as happiness.

His supporters claim that the final reckoning can only be delivered by the Independent Election Commission, a body packed with people appointed by and loyal to the president.Diplomats in Kabul fear a "car crash" outcome where the IEC, under Mr Karzai's orders, refuses to accept the results or mounts a legal challenge questioning the ECC's orders.

This comes just months after his organization, the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, filed a legal challenge questioning the constitutionality of a gay-straight alliance bill that would protect LGBTQ students.

For example, the former director of the graduate entry programme at St George's Hospital Medical School has stated that 'mature students… are sooner and better able to handle the responsibilities of being a doctor' and are 'much more self-directed, challenging, demanding, questioning, and mature' than their younger counterparts.