That's thanks both to its beautifully bittersweet writing and thoroughly organic performances, not only from Tambor but also from the actors playing Maura's three kids, each questioning their own identities: Gaby Hoffmann as wayward, body-image-conscious writer Ali, Jay Duplass as disaffected music producer Josh, and Amy Landecker as bisexually-confused housewife Sarah.
Within each questioning period, subjects were asked about 13 landmarks: five permanent, five transient and three previously unseen.
They have since called him in five times, each time questioning him for hours: Why did he upload Web links to North Korean songs on his Twitter account?
With more than 37,000 new cases of thyroid cancer each year, questioning the value of screening for it could have a dire effect.
There is, of course, the bitter enmity between Israelis and Palestinians, hardened over decades, with many on each side questioning the other's claim to the land bridging the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.
In a testy email exchange on the issue, Mr Dershowitz and blogger Glenn Greenwald resorted to ad hominem attacks on each other, questioning one another's rationality, intelligence and integrity.
The State Department of Environmental Conservation, which had to approve the design before construction could begin, had also sent Aquatic Development's construction plan back twice during the past 10 months, each time questioning significant aspects.
So we spend far more time than our own parents comparing ourselves to each other, questioning our choices, buying books that tell us what we are doing wrong.
Each morning, questioning my sanity, I knew that I could only complete it one day at a time, one step at a time, to quote my 12-step friends.
But they are also far from their stars in a figurative sense: each is questioning their place in their field, their relationships, the physical world, and ultimately the universe.
At present, however, returning numbers of Indian physicians are a small percentage of the number who seek residency placements in the USA each year, questioning whether such a 'reverse flow' is of sufficient magnitude to overcome initial losses [ 24].
