Sentence examples for questioners of the from inspiring English sources

Some of the most prominent recent questioners of the status quo are even of the right themselves.

Once in the Commons, he proved to be one of its most assiduous questioners of the executive.

The questioners of the timing included a reporter from Time, who, in one of the damage-control interviews Palin gave last week, asked her, "Why make the announcement on July 3rd?" and added, a little apologetically, "People assume scandal".

We need more people who are both questioners of the status quo and visionaries, in this case visionaries of climate-compatible economies and businesses that do not bring about the ecosystem malfunction risk that we face today.

The questioners of the status quo (even the troublemakers) are beginning to appear all around us - just as research has shown the importance of action at all levels of society to effecting large-scale societal change.

Also, Egypt saw a gradual but relentless shift from the liberal semi-secularist values he lived under in his youth and early maturity to a radicalised bigoted society whose women went back to the veil they had cast aside at the beginning of the century and whose men were prepared to live by pre-renaissance values that prohibit freethinking and sanction violence against questioners of the sacred.

But on Wednesday, he'll be directly grilled by the folks some regard as the toughest questioners of all, in the central bank's first ever press conference after a committee meeting.

Whether it be the inspired self-reflection of a mourner or the studied vision of the historian -- or the creative spiritualism of celebrants, practitioners and questioners of faith -- the perspectives offered here might better be described as prism glass, refracting in full color.

We used the questioners of Novo Nordisk to assess the indications and effectiveness of treatment.

Mr. Cornyn and Mr. Kyl have been the two most assertive questioners of Judge Sotomayor on the impartiality issue, both because of her speeches and her role in a decision in a discrimination case involving New Haven firefighters, Ricci vs. DeStefano, which was recently overturned by the Supreme Court.

Judging by the occasional applause that greeted an especially tart criticism of him by Mr. Mossberg or other questioners, much of the conference audience wasn't very sympathetic with him.