The Department of Justice declined to comment on its questioning of Falciani, and the I.R.S. denied my request, under the Freedom of Information Act, for details about its possible use of the list to pursue tax violators.
With all of its pretentious moralizing against popular culture and the cult of personality, its questioning of the public's herd mentality, its extended commentaries on the process of writing, the play is really not much more than a feel-good redemptive tale that quivers with gothic horror.
A key feature of this process that distinguishes it from some other current approaches to interpretive synthesis (and indeed of much primary qualitative research) was its aim of being critical: its questioning of the ways in which the literature had constructed the problematics of access, the nature of the assumptions on which it drew, and what has influenced its choice of proposed solutions.
Many historians argue that the rise of Protestantism and its questioning of centrally imposed orthodoxies paved the way for the Scottish Enlightenment and thinkers such as David Hume and Adam Smith.
As literary scholar Kari Lokke writes, The Last Man, more so than Frankenstein, "in its refusal to place humanity at the center of the universe, its questioning of our privileged position in relation to nature ... constitutes a profound and prophetic challenge to Western humanism".
It botched its questioning of McNair — and then, realizing its mistake, chose not to re-interview him.
The studies also highlighted the need for better teaching about the nature of science and a better understanding of the Christian faith and its questioning of the literal authority of Genesis.
Its dancers and its choreography are all of a piece, but — apart from its way of questioning male-female distinctions and its use of pedestrian movement — it only occasionally evokes life outside the theater.
One of the characteristics of philosophy as a discipline is its questioning of its own nature and basis.
It is a position epitomized by its questioning of the constitutionality of the Sedition Act enacted by Congress in 1798.
