Thus, artists are ideally positioned to question authority.
"I was thrilled to be here," he said, adding later, "I feel passionate about the repeal of 'Obamacare.'" The news media reassembled outside the conference room, in the hope of being in position to question Mr. Cain as he exited the hotel, but he was escorted through an alternate passageway and left without addressing a single inquiry.
Merricat, whose fidelity to the idea of family unity no one is in a position to question, comes to her aid.
Davis also told Pete Thamel of The New York Times that he knew Tomaselli was lying, but said he's "not in position to question anybody".
You may be either openly aware or only vaguely conscious of implied marginalizing in a joke, yet the more you're exposed to it, the more vulnerable or distressed it makes you feel, especially if you don't feel that you're in a position to question the joking or that it is somehow singling you out.
I had no idea how she knew of so many things outside of our little world, but I was in no position to question her sources, acolyte that I was.
She then quickly noted that Senator John McCain was in no position to question any change of heart by Mr. Obama because he himself had switched positions on several issues.
They have invested in the desire for him to succeed so heavily, they are in no position to question anything he does".
No one seemed to be in a position to question the wisdom of smashing up places, learning nothing, carrying off drugs, and calling it a blow against organized crime.
Mr Marshall-Andrews branded the home secretary's assurances about judicial review "legal heresy", whilst Mr Clarke ridiculed the idea that the judiciary would be in a position to question the home secretary's judgement, despite having official approval of an order.
These people should not be in a position to question someone's citizenship, least of all have the right to make an arrest.
