Sentence examples for in their questioning from inspiring English sources

But other producers are more pointed in their questioning.

That may explain, in part, why prosecutors touched on the affair only briefly in their questioning.

But Council members remained unsatisfied yesterday, with three of the incumbents who are running for speaker among the most vociferous in their questioning.

Then by the time Twitter's finished amplifying their shock by a factor of 10, it's easy to forget that some of the justices will have a more complex thought process than was on display in their questioning.

Yemeni authorities have said they are holding several suspects in the attack, but so far they have been unwilling to allow agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to participate in their questioning.

But what might have seemed a light moment was also deeply important in assessing the question of whether Mr. Bryant was freely cooperating that night, Mr. Bryant's defense lawyers suggested in their questioning.

They are not musical compositions but disarming spiritual experiences, though only for those willing to leave their questioning selves in the lobby.

It is easy to get lost in the maze of rapid-fire episodes in which the characters may or may not be connected, but are certainly united in their constant questioning of whether they are sufficiently loved or good enough.

As one of the Watergate burglars admitted, and Senate Watergate Committee investigators indicated in their secret questioning of Mafia don Johnny Rosselli, Nixon was worried about a Cuban Dossier of CIA attempts to kill Fidel Castro.

In this way, students may be supported in questioning their own and their peers' practice on a day-to-day level, thus making the issue of diversity an integral part of the clinical context.

It is believed that some of the embassy cables echo the criticism of the Tories' stance in opposition, questioning their approach to the credit crunch, including their opposition to Gordon Brown's decision to bail out banks with taxpayers' money.