Sentence examples for language questioning from inspiring English sources

Many businesses encounter strident language questioning their practices (for example, many groups have questioned Genentech's pricing of Avastin®, and NBCC applauded FDA's July 2010 withdrawal of approval for its use in breast cancer, an indication Genentech fought hard to keep) [ 53].

His discoveries, he wrote, a bit huffily, so infuriated a "particular set of scholars" that they "derived pleasure in indulging in the most unparliamentary language" questioning the identity of Kapilavastu.

"These types of anecdotes are not yet accessible in the Arab world, especially when it is portrayed in the Arabic language, questioning our culture and exposing our discomfort".

Rep. Liz Cheney on Rep. Steve King: "His language questioning whether or not the notion of white supremacy is offensive is absolutely abhorrent, it's racist, we do not support it or agree with it.

His Basque studies coincided with his formulation of a new conception of language questioning and defying the representational view of language that had been dominant in Western thinking from Aristotle all the way to the empiricist and rationalist thinkers of his day.

'In some ways, I'm an enemy of language, always questioning its limitations,' he muses wistfully.

The questions were structured in English Language for the elicitation of information from the respondents and translated to the native Igbo language for actual questioning.

Many young composers still play the same glass-bead game with the past, upholding artificial differences in musical language rather than questioning them.

The judge, Carol E. Jackson, of United States District Court in St . Louis said the law was unclear, questioning language that prohibits "all Halloween-related contact with children" and allows sexual offenders to leave their homes from 5 p.m. to 10 30 p.m. only if they have "just cause".

In some 30 works self-described as "surfiction," "playgiarism," and "laughterature," Federman built a myth of himself out of his life story and its constantly changing and reinterpreted particulars, questioning language's ability to fully represent experience while at the same time continuing a passion to tell stories in new and inventive ways.

We also sought to provide innovative evidence on possible cultural differences between the language groups by questioning mothers on their Japanese identity.