Sentence examples for most questioning of from inspiring English sources

She spent two years in Botswana with the Peace Corps, where she received the most questioning of her divorce.

Channel 4 News was the most questioning of the coalition line, while ITV News used the lowest proportion of coalition sources.

But given the new level of security in place throughout the city, with police officers routinely patrolling bridges and tunnels and deployed in larger numbers to sporting events, even the most questioning analysts of police spending agree it will be difficult to exert much control on overtime this year.

And it's symptomatic of how "mainstream" this rich dance mix has already become that some of the most questioning and experimental of the new choreographers have been drawn to its opposite, to a philosophy and practice originating from the "non-dance" movement in France.

He writes sensitively for the voice, though, and this impressive cast made the most of their roles, especially Kevin Burdette as the Mormon husband and Caitlin Lynch as Eliza, the most questioning and restless of the wives, who finally breaks free.

But Chinese officials, eager to crush even the most reasonable questioning of their authority, acted unreasonably.

Mr. Obama has been pilloried by his opponents and faced the most aggressive questioning of his heretofore smooth-sailing campaign.

Meanwhile, some of Trump's most striking policy pronouncements were very much in Russian interests, most spectacularly his questioning of Nato's basic tenet, that an attack on one member state would be treated as an attack on all, and his campaign's determination to strip language on supporting Ukraine against Russian intervention from the Republican manifesto.

In common-law courts the procedure is adversarial i.e., the lawyers for each side do most of the questioning of witnesses and the presentation of evidence.

Most of the questioning of Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly was about the breadth of the New York Police Department's undercover efforts since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

In civil-law courts the procedure is inquisitorial i.e., judges do most of the questioning of witnesses and have a responsibility to discover the facts.