But this is a novel of great humility, questioning whether the measure of a life really is a life's work.
All I could think was "Like really, mom, it just had to be the mailman delivering babies door to door!" Young kids are great at questioning things to find answers and meaning to things.
The chronicle of a family in Serbia turns into a searing portrait of an activist in times of great turmoil, questioning the responsibility of each generation to fight for their future.
It led, after all, to the collapse of an auditor, Andersen; to far greater questioning of the relationship of companies and their bankers to shareholders and clients; and to regulatory scrutiny and new legislation, of which the Sarbanes-Oxley act, passed in July, is unlikely to be the last example.Even so, the attacks on the World Trade Centre have certainly altered New York's financial landscape.
It's great to get advice from friends; it's not great to question what you're doing just because someone not-so-great is questioning you.
There's great emphasis on questioning authority, critical inquiry and sharing ideas in classroom discussion.
With a strong grounding in politics, an almost aggressive bonhomie and great skill in questioning guests, Wallace anchors a promising hour of television.
"In times when there's economic upheaval, there can be a great deal of questioning the idea of value or the creation of value — as in, asking on very a fundamental level what is something worth," she said.
This becomes a great platform for questioning visitors why their own interests lie in the bushiness of Neanderthal eyebrows rather than the infinitely more interesting occipital bun or barreled rib cage of Neanderthal anatomy.
Some millennials, whose formative years took place during the Great Recession, are questioning that ideal.
