Sentence examples for point of questioning from inspiring English sources

The point of questioning the sum is obvious: To question the extent to which Democratic voters (and independents voting in Democratic contests, who usually favor Sanders) have preferred Clinton as the party's nominee.

Often officers make a point of questioning my decision to opt out.

Indeed, the judge has made a point of questioning witnesses about whether some searches went beyond what the police are authorized to conduct without further grounds for suspicion.

What is the point of questioning the autobiography of the Nobel peace prize winner Rigoberta Menchu (news item, Dec. 18; editorial, Dec. 17)?

"Look, I am very uncomfortable with many of the positions of the Israeli government, too, but never to the point of questioning Israel's right to exist.

In a trend begun in the Ṣafavid period, a number of influential mujtahids began to concern themselves with matters of government, to the point of questioning the regime's legitimacy.

Additionally, we will assess perceived CVD risk from a personal point of view, questioning For your own feeling, how big is your chance of developing a CVD within the next 10 years?' on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from very small to very big.

The key point in the implementation of questioning strategies is to start with lower-order questions, remediating as needed, and lead up to higher-order questions.

That is the final point to any line of questioning.

"Is that your signature?" a lawyer, Joel B. Rudin, asked Mr. Vecchione during five hours of questioning, pointing to a document containing Mr. Vecchione's name, according to a transcript.

"It's not clear" strikes just the right note of questioning; the point is made, but it is not pressed.