Sentence examples for performance questioning from inspiring English sources

But it was painful to watch the Australian youngster lay bare his soul, castigating himself for a "pathetic" performance, questioning whether he really loves this sport, even revealing that he had played computer games on the morning of a match that ran away from him after a tight first set.

Disney executives were initially confused by Depp's performance, questioning whether the character was drunk or gay.

The panel's report ripped into the PUC's performance, questioning whether it had the "internal resources" or the "depth of expertise" to appraise what it was being told by its regulated utilities.

The action involved in those hearings is mainly behind the scenes: Sully's discussions with Jeff, his fellow-defendant at the federal hearings; his negotiations with the committee and union representatives in the hope of being apprised in advance of the criteria on which he's being judged; and, ultimately, his performance under questioning at the climactic hearing itself.

Critics generally applauded the film's visuals and performances while questioning elements of its story.

Critical reception of Girl With a Pearl Earring was mixed, with reviewers positively focusing on the film's visuals and performances while questioning elements of its story.

The boss is often a little squeezed - complaining staff underneath and performance-pressured questioning from their own bosses or the board above.

Asked if the industry group was questioning the performance of the World Health Organization inspectors, Eric Noerenberg, the federation's director of intellectual property, said it was not.

Mr. Murtha's universe is a far more complicated and costly creation of interlocking contractors who continue to feed at the public trough despite reviews questioning their performance.

Worse, from Italians who've singled him out for the national team's poor performance, and team-mates questioning his loyalty.

Writing in The Times, Manohla Dargis called the film "a smooth diversion directed by Duncan Jones that bats around a few big ideas," adding that Mr. Gyllenhall "hits the dark and light notes right, bringing subtle differences to his performance, whether Stevens is questioning reality or riding that train of life and death and angling for what everyone wants: the chance to get it right".