Sentence examples for in this questioning from inspiring English sources

It seeped in in other ways, in this questioning of everything you took for granted.

"Every time I saw the word in print it put me in this questioning mode," he said.

"Because I worked closely with Director Freeh and Attorney General Reno, I've decided not to participate in this questioning at all," Ms. Gorelick said.

It is in this questioning spirit that he accepts her decision that he must leave Wald's employment, and imagines he might now continue with his plan to write The Gospel According to Judas.

"I know a lot of us came in this jury questioning that, but evidence showed there was a real definite pattern there, when it came to his earlier convictions," Ms Yeager told the broadcaster, referring to Routh's pattern of drug and alcohol abuse.

While the Italian minister of justice "deeply regretted" Panama's decision, there was not, as far as I can tell, a single editorial, outraged or otherwise, anywhere in this country questioning the Obama administration's decision not to allow a convicted criminal to be brought to justice in the courts of a democratic ally or even praising Washington's role in protecting him.

Thought of in this way, questioning is not merely an alternative method one can employ towards the same educational end (content transmission), but is a way of being in a practice situation wherein one consistently questions the possibilities for, and limitations of, practice.

Salman Sayyid is not alone in the discussion in questioning this - pointing out for instance that in the 20s freedoms in the form of American socialist parties were destroyed.

Those jurors, in turn, appeared interested in the questioning.

Further, this diversity has led us to question our assumptions regarding language and voice in classrooms, and through this questioning, to in turn question how we conduct video analysis.

However, despite its godly origin, such an atheist would still recognize the value in questioning this divine moral code in order to potentially obtain even greater moral right.