Avoid confrontational questions: Any question that starts with why may sound like a challenge or confrontation and can put the interviewer in defensive mode.
Since "Buffy" aired, more than a decade ago, that season has struck me as remarkably prescient, a rare confrontation with intractable questions of sex and power.
Given that they are the kind of liberal-minded parents who would take on the challenge of adopting a troubled child, it's probably natural that Amy and Peter would shy away from confrontation, and Amy questions whether searching his locker was appropriate at all.
Issues like consumerism are also largely absent from the SDG and climate agreements and Paris saw no confrontation of prickly questions such as what Professor Kevin Anderson says about the limits to economic growth relating to combating climate change.
For those who like the economic status quo, I can think of few better outcomes of the camp than a violent confrontation on this question.
Mr. Gore's aides have been suggesting that Mr. Bush is afraid of a prime-time confrontation, raising the question of whether he is up to the presidency.
The issues leading to the estrangement of these former allies and their eventual confrontation involved the question of whether or not the Ṭāʾif Accord, arrived at in 1989 to restore peace to Lebanon, was acceptable to the Christian side.
That became clear in February, when the government backed away from a confrontation over the question of whom churches should employ and, in particular, over which posts can be barred to gays.The government's hopes were fairly modest.
One segment has the detectives and the journalist in a face-to-face confrontation during a question-and-answer session after a screening of the film at the TriBeCa Film Festival last year.
But this is Lizzie's story, and her confrontation with the question "What's wrong with my sister?" will resonate with young readers, most of whom, at some point, yearn to become their own person and discover their own unique magic.
