Sentence examples for humane questioning from inspiring English sources

That such humane, questioning -­ if provocative - voices should be more widely heard is an auspicious beginning for the prize.

On the Man Booker longlist, frontrunner George Saunders's humane questioning of the meaning of life, Lincoln in the Bardo, has a strong up lit feel, as does Kamila Shamsie's Home Fire, a searing tale of sacrifice and love.

But there are plenty of non-religious crazies too, and the idea that religious families are conservative, autocratic and dogmatic rather than humane, moral and questioning (or perhaps all six) - that's the Dawkins Delusion.

In a quiet effort to shift public talk from the past (waterboarding) to the future, a panel of experts, named by the Intelligence Science Board, which advises the intelligence agencies, has been pressing the administration to begin research on identifying the most effective, humane ways of questioning terrorist suspects.

Saramago's editor at Harvill Secker, Rebecca Carter, found it "hard to take in the fact that someone as vibrant should have left us", and saluted his body of work as "one of the most important of the last century – radical, witty, humane, endlessly challenging and questioning".

None of the high-level Qaeda figures like Mr. bin al-Shibh and Mr. Mohammed was questioned under the rules of the Geneva Conventions, which require humane treatment of prisoners in questioning.

But business leaders are questioning whether the manufacturing facility is the best place to process migrants in a humane way.

(d) He conceded, after a good deal of questioning by a Senate committee, that putting a bag over someone's head for seventy-two hours was "not humane".

But questioning his desire?

(Miss Larson looks questioning).

questioning feminine and masculine.