Sentence examples for questioned aspects from inspiring English sources

Joseph V. Sorrentino, a lawyer representing one of the defendants, Jay Parisi, questioned aspects of the case.

Although most of the officials interviewed said they believed that the executed men were guilty, they questioned aspects of the legal system that sent them to their deaths.

(Mather's role in the trials in general was complex, as he at various times seemingly both condoned and questioned aspects of the proceedings).

In July it warned first half earnings would be around $5m below its expectations, a few months after a blog from Harvard Business School questioned aspects of its business model, claims the company rejected.

And the talks seemed to stall over the summer, as Mr. Schneiderman and a few other attorneys general — Beau Biden of Delaware and Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada, for example — questioned aspects of the deal.

The settlement, which came after a federal judge in New York questioned aspects of the cases, would be a moral victory of sorts for Mr. Falcone, who has stubbornly resisted a deal for more than a year.

He also wanted Ball because "he had the courage to question aspects of America's attachment to Israel".

It made him question aspects of his own behaviour, and think about the fact that he had never heard feminism mentioned at school.

Longtime supporters of the ensemble may question aspects of Mr. Gilbert's conducting or his overall work with the orchestra so far.

Bernstein was also exposed to the Fabians while in England, and their example encouraged him to question aspects of Marx's theory.

There is no better way to push students to question aspects of our culture that they take for granted, such as the American tendency to fetishize the Constitution as holy scripture and venerate the Founding Fathers as saints.