Sentence examples for internal questioning from inspiring English sources

There's a lot of internal questioning: Am I an expert?

Inside Out seems encouragingly likely to spur generations of internal questioning as it becomes a family-room fixture.

What are you talking about?" For some officers, though the inquiries may end their careers, they bring a measure of relief: officers usually face internal questioning, trials and punishments after the Police Department has been alerted that prosecutors have no plans to indict them.

The arrival of a group from a completely different and challenging background who need a considerable amount of training, personal support and patience has lead to a lot of internal questioning about whether it is something that we should be doing.

Next month, he plays Pierre Bezukhov in the BBC's six-part, £10m adaptation of War And Peace, a role that, before accepting, Dano put through his customary process of internal questioning – in this case, reading the novel for the first time to see if Andrew Davies's script was up to snuff.

"Beforehand, there was always this internal questioning inside my brain.

He began his defence against the internal critics questioning his decision to call the double dissolution election.

But, bereft of sludge and static, Owens emerges as a charming folk whisperer, particularly beguiling when detailing his idyllic few days of bittersweet infatuation on Everywhere You Knew and the title track, or when holding a frank internal discussion questioning his own songwriting skills on Love Is in the Ear of the Listener.

When confronted with the paranormal, many people go through an internal process of questioning and reexamining of their perspectives on the world and themselves: questions such as whether or not they are going crazy, what prosaic answers there could be for the unusual experience or experiences, how people will view them if they dare to share their story, and other more existential quandaries.

Those arrested have been presented with receipts, expenses reports, messages and other internal documents during questioning, the official said.

In 1995, while Robinson was at Panorama he wrote an internal BBC memorandum questioning how an interview with Prime Minister John Major could be defended in the run-up to the Scottish local elections.