Sentence examples for querying why from inspiring English sources

Labor has raised concerns about the wording of the plebiscite, with Shorten querying why the words "marriage equality" weren't included.

After the final was shown on Tuesday, Rhea's mother, Sonal, was criticised for querying why one of her daughter's answers was considered incorrect and called "pushy" on social media.

Querying why the Ministry of Justice should foot the bill, he commented: "This is a plain case of fault, either by the West Yorkshire police or the CPS, so why shouldn't they pay?" After Tuesday's ruling, John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace, said: "The sheer scale of covert policing against legitimate organisations is corrosive to the democratic values and principles we hold dear.

It will be asking a range of witnesses whether there's a business case for increasing gender diversity in the boardroom – as well as querying why current representation of women on boards is so low, and the likelihood of the UK reaching the 40% target set by the European commission without quotas.

During a joint appearance with Hilfiger on American talk show The View, Hadid defended her Instagram power base against those who use the term "social media model" pejoratively, querying why others are "judging me for a tool that I think I would be dumb not to use".

If you're not, then I'm querying why you're not".

When I queried why, he let loose.

He also queried why it was necessary to hold so much internet browsing data.

Criado-Perez, 29, queried why it had taken Twitter a week to respond to the concerns.

Labor leader Bill Shorten did not condemn the operation but queried why it had been telegraphed to the media.

He might query why the single most important catastrophe of the torture programme receives so little attention.