Sentence examples for overt questioning from inspiring English sources

This overt questioning of self was so emotional that the audience, seated behind the brutal black pillars along the runway, was cheering before a smiling Ms. Prada appeared.

Speaking at a news conference here on the day before his formal acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. Carter largely avoided any overt questioning of current United States policy toward Iraq.

And some, I assume, are good people" or the overt racism of questioning Obama's citizenship or religion.

Good people would not deny a patient's suffering; it is, however, worth questioning the implied or overt angst about the menace of the modern world.

And while coded appeals to racism or nationalism aren't new — two words: Southern strategy — overt calls to temporarily bar Muslims from entry to the United States or questioning a federal judge's impartiality based on his Mexican heritage are new.

Still, we never saw such routinized and overt hostility to the very practice of engaging powerful people in a line of questioning until the age of Trump.

Mr. Romney's speech was also notable for its overt religiosity, a tone that he had resisted, even during the Republican primaries, when conservative Christians were questioning his faith.

But questioning his desire?

(Miss Larson looks questioning).

questioning feminine and masculine.

Police are questioning suspects.