Sentence examples for questioned in which from inspiring English sources

But Anderson's failure of memory of critical facts in the Morton case appears to be disingenuous, especially given the many references in his book Crime in Texas, about which he was questioned, in which he recounts how as a prosecutor he had to master hundreds of details in cases, especially high-profile cases like Morton's.

Six people were being questioned in the incident, which appears to be gang-related.

Such a "problem" is, in fact, meta-problematic; it is a question in which the identity of the questioner is an issue.

It is a book animated by questions in which we can't help but ask "why?".

He called this a "war without questions," in which any Israeli who questioned such military tactics was branded a traitor.

It has put some things in perspective and raised some questions in which direction I want to go to".

Consider, for example, a simple question in which you're asked whether you'd like to invest in a stock.

That court addressed an ethics question in which the Supreme Court has given wide discretion to the lower courts.

Also, see my earlier answers to photo-preservation questions in which I included many other links to resources.

"The truth never changes, does it?" asked Michael Chertoff, Lieutenant Smith's lawyer, in a series of rapid-fire questions in which he sought to discredit Officer Jackson.

RS insists it's "well balanced" July 8 , 201411.58am BST Here's the M&S advert in question, in which Rosie Huntington-Whiteley loses most of her clothes.