Sentence examples for large questioning from inspiring English sources

But if ever a bird belonged in one of Shakespeare's plays it's a wood stork; with their gray, wrinkled faces, down-curving bills and large questioning eyes, they looked like a gathering of old fools who knew of our folly.

At a time when culture at large is questioning the performative nature of gender, "Goat" is a minor reinforcement of the ills of hard-nosed machismo.

It would seem that the current dilemma is part of a larger questioning on how best to integrate the various policy approaches to innovation into a single coherent and measurable framework that would encompass both open scientific collaboration and commercialization into the more global and flexible approach we envision.

Officials at the Federal Reserve, which oversees many large banks, are questioning the prudence of relying on consultants so heavily, said two people with direct knowledge of the matter.

He said that Minaya had made a "very, very large mistake" by questioning the integrity of a Daily News reporter during a news conference Monday to announce the firing of Tony Bernazard.

But the larger point about questioning and worrying where prize or other money comes from is an important one.

He cannot find a foothold in an utterly mad Ulster "evangelical" world, with his mad evangelical family and madder society-at-large smothering his questioning mind.

The most recent large-scale survey, questioning nearly twenty-five hundred users, found that over one in twenty-five were considering treatment for H.P.P.D.-like symptoms.

"Many are now questioning large-scale expenditures for sports carnivals that appear to enrich corporations and raise the prestige of politicians while doing little to uplift ordinary people, especially the poor".

But the lawmakers came from only two of the city's five pro-democracy parties, with the other three parties — including the largest, the Democratic Party — questioning whether the by-elections were worthwhile.

Mary Braithwaite Wye, Kent HSBC needs to get its priorities right in questioning whether large cash transfers are for money laundering or tax evasion.