Sentence examples for much questioning from inspiring English sources

Much questioning centered on Mr. Osborne's role in the Conservatives' decision to hire Andy Coulson, a former editor of The News of the World, a Murdoch-owned Sunday tabloid that is now defunct, as director of communications.

WASHINGTON — Recent raids on museums in Southern California have stirred much questioning in the art world about why three federal agencies would devote four years to investigating what seems to be low-level smuggling and penny-ante tax fraud.

I made some interesting conclusions though, which I would like to share. 1. Rumor sites will post anything: While I wasn't surprised that my pictures were posted, I was shocked at how willingly they were posted, without much questioning.

Our default position is to accept without too much questioning the assertions of our presidents and the institutions of our government.

There was a rumor in 2008 that if the bailout bill wasn't passed, Bush and Cheney would institute martial law -- and people just straight up believed it without much questioning.

At the same time, too much questioning can become unproductive, so Ms. O'Shea will set limits.

Addressing Newmark directly, she said: "Perhaps if he is such an anti-racist he would like to question why those people have spent so much time questioning my Jewish identity.

Do not spend too much time questioning why something has happened, Canty might say, and instead seize the moment.

We allow companies like Coca-Cola to sponsor FIFA, the Olympics and the Rugby World Cup without so much as questioning the ethics behind such a decision.

It's puzzling why Mr. Amis spends so much energy questioning whether Lionel is smart; just because he's an amoral lout doesn't mean he isn't clever.

Viewers might fail to note that "Sick" is as much about questioning perceptions of life, feeling and thought as "Derrida" is.