Sentence examples for questioned with a from inspiring English sources

By helping the Galaxy rally for a 3-1 victoverover the Houston Dynamo on Saturday, Beckham capped his Galaxy career, in which his commitment to the team was at times questioned, with a second consecutive M.L.S. Cup.

So it comes as unwelcome news to some physicists that just as their field is enjoying unparalleled success, its relationship to reality is being questioned with a pointedness not seen for decades.

The new team will read him a Miranda warning, including whether he waives his right to be questioned with a lawyer present, then ask him a new round of questions intended to gather evidence that could more clearly be used against him in court.

The chief executive of the Climate Institute, John Connor, said: "The government's climate ambition and policies are already being questioned, with a clear indication that our major trading partners do not think that we have a credible policy or pathway for achieving any significant pollution target, or that we're playing our fair share in the global game.

leadership is increasingly being questioned, with a greater emphasis being placed, at least rhetorically, on the need for executives to be more responsive to employees and on the value of dividing authority (although no one is seriously considering letting ordinary employees elect the boss).

In the last quarter of the century, however, it came to be vigorously questioned, with a variety of interpreters putting forward very different accounts of the basic nature of Hegel's philosophical project.

Griswold answered the question with a question.

Exchange questions with a classmate.

Pichai deflected the question with a joke.

Woman: So he answers the question with a question?

"Maybe I'll answer your question with a question.