Sentence examples for questioned publicly from inspiring English sources

They want Clemens to be questioned publicly, and are concerned about how private testimony could be used against him.

And he promised no more one-on-one negotiating sessions meetings with Mr. Obama, whose political fortitude he questioned publicly and privately.

Though it had long raised red flags inside the courthouse, Mr. Scarcella's work was first questioned publicly in March, when prosecutors agreed to release David Ranta, who was jailed for 23 years for a murder he most likely did not commit.

What was being questioned publicly in many quarters at the dawn of the 20th century was the evolutionistic view of Western art music as man's ultimate achievement in the realm of sound and its logical consequent that 19th-century harmony represented in turn music's most advanced stage of development.

Perhaps this is why Barack Obama has questioned publicly whether his children should benefit from them and also why leading voices on the black left — Cornel West comes to mind — have proposed that college admissions programs give preferential consideration based on economic class.

This is the strategy of Gov. Bill Ritter, a Colorado Democrat and former elected district attorney, who was questioned publicly this week after failing to enforce a major ethics executive order.

The Shadow Cabinet has been given stern orders not to question publicly the party's position, which the leadership believes will be popular with voters.

Much of it was because of the senator's push for campaign finance changes, a crusade that Mr. Hastert considered a betrayal and led him to question publicly whether Mr. McCain was in fact a Republican.

The most senior members of the party, besides trying to woo support from the trade unions over their stance on Opel, have also begun to question publicly Mrs. Merkel's leadership and her handling of the economic crisis.

The story of this brave, brilliant athlete, whose very being was questioned so publicly, is one that still captures the imagination.

"I can't fully answer those questions publicly," Mr. Bowen said.