Max was the brave one, and bravery made questioning unnecessary.
This week, for instance, Mr. Romney would not repudiate Donald Trump for inflammatory statements he made questioning the president's Hawaiian birth certificate.
Ramirez might have had reasons for leaving Cleveland; he was said, for example, to have been bothered by comments the Indians' owner made questioning his desire to play.
That idea, confirmed by year-over-year decreases in album sales, makes questioning the importance over a singular product a reasonable concern.
Players who had made questioning the parentage of rules officials an annual rite of the United States Open were suddenly talking about Davis as the sultan of setup.
But in 2006, Mr. Summers was forced out of the university presidency for a variety of reasons, including remarks he made questioning why few women engage in advanced scientific and mathematical work.
The theme is toyed with from the outset: aboard the train, a jumble of small children look on excitedly, as though at the couple in "North by Northwest," as Snàporaz and his compartment-mate make questioning eyes at each other.
Mitt Romney has made questioning the successful intervention in the auto industry a centerpiece of his campaign.
We should make questioning people's motives, intelligence, or patriotism as inappropriate as picking your nose in public.
She's even adept at using her power to get what she wants: Her touch can make people wildly attracted to her, which makes questioning suspects a little easier.
Mitt Romney, in his first trip abroad as the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, is trying to walk back comments he made questioning London's Olympics preparation -- comments that have drawn a sharp response from Prime Minister David Cameron.
