His marginal position allowed him, Shestov said, "to ask more daring questions".
That was in 1936, when there were plenty of daring questions to ask; by 1940, in Paris, it became too daring to ask them, particularly if you were, like Fondane, Jewish.
Al-Ahram Weekly′s Amina Elbandary wrote that during the show, Qandil spoke "in histrionic style, his commentary replete with daring questions and remarks.
Lib Dems are daring to question whether, as head of the election campaign, he might become distracted from more urgent challenges.
PAGE C1 DARING TO QUESTION LOANS A variety of people in the news media were raising questions long before the recent calamities on Wall Street, David Carr writes in The Media Equation.
This month courts are pondering the prosecution of Indian novelist and activist Arundhati Roy for sedition, for daring to question the place of Kashmir within India.
You might think her poor husband merely henpecked until you watch her sling pots and pans at him, across the kitchen, for daring to question her judgment.
In 1939, after making coquettish waves in Gone With The Wind, Olivia De Havilland was suspended for six months by Warner Brothers for daring to question the substance of her roles.
He did everything from tweaking Iona Coach Tim Cluess for daring to question the Big East's superiority to sniping at UConn beat writers for daring to mention the team's losing streaks.
