There was powerful questioning about Mr Blair's tendency to offer one message of unflinching military solidarity for an American audience but another message of indefatigable diplomacy and wider Middle Eastern concerns for a British one – an impression which was deepened by the former prime minister's lamentable recent interview.
In fact, Richter combines a Warholian openness with the powerful questioning gaze of a disciple of Cézanne.
He ended with a powerful questioning of the values of the liberation struggle, one which resonates powerfully today when – 25 years later, living in democracy and freedom – the ANC government threatens freedom of expression.
But the more powerful ones – questioning Romney's credentials at Bain Capital – came from Gingrich.
In a powerful section questioning economic assumptions that govern modern societies, the archbishop takes issue with the idea that growth, defined as increasing production, is necessarily a good thing.
From the beginning of her career, she has stood as a figure of powerful moral rectitude, questioning and confronting the vain and the superficial so rife in her world.
Yet, being the victim leaves a sense of powerlessness that keeps you questioning, "What did I do to deserve this?" Fighting years of depression and suicidal ideation, trust me, it is not a very powerful question to be asking oneself.
However, some studies have questioned its efficacy in young people with moderate to severe depression, questioning how powerful a treatment it is.
After questioning, this powerful policeman decided we were a good thing, and took us under his personal patronage, giving us an escort of 60 police for part of the journey.
In the first strong Democratic criticism of the Bush administration's war on terrorism, the Senate majority leader and two powerful committee chairman are questioning whether the White House is expanding its military efforts without a clear explanation of its aims.
When asked by The Lede if WikiLeaks had any qualms about working with a network owned by the government of Russia — a country where 52 journalists, including Anna Politkovskaya, have been killed in the past two decades for questioning the powerful — the organization's Twitter feed, which is apparently under the control of Mr. Assange, replied only by attacking The New York Times.
