The family took the rightwing Daily Express, and Loach would read it cover to cover, never questioning its values.
When private equity fund raising was at its peak, Forbes wondered about the "mad rush to private equity" in a March 2006 cover story, questioning the wisdom pension funds and endowments were showing.
An infuriated Jameson decides to meet with the public's demand by publishing a new cover story questioning if Spider-Man is a hero or a menace.
Most ecologists, evolutionary biologists and conservationists treat habitat as being synonymous with a particular vegetation or land-cover category without questioning the underlying assumptions of the adopted habitat concept.
Matthew Yglesias, a business correspondent at Slate, prompted much of the online commentary after questioning the cover in a post on the Web site Thursday morning.
The two tangled over tax policy, health care and spending, delivering what have become familiar arguments at this late stage in the campaign, but they also covered new ground under questioning from an audience of undecided voters.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has been enmeshed in controversy of late, with critics charging that it is awarding too many patents that cover too much ground and questioning whether its staff truly understands the technology it is evaluating.
By the end of my shift I was exhausted, covered in garbage juice, and deeply questioning my life choices.
Police have held for questioning a man found covered in blood inside the home of a retired San Francisco public defender who was stabbed to death, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Friday.
In recent months, The Times has covered the stop-and-frisk program aggressively, questioning in many articles whether it is enmeshed with the reprehensible practice of racial profiling.
