Sentence examples for questioning a bit from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, it may just be that he finds Dr Huppert's style of questioning a bit long-winded.

"When Leah came back from the wedding, whatever happened happened... Leah had brought up to a very, very close friend of hers -- at our house, in private -- you know, 'I just think it's really weird how involved Tom is with the upper levels of the church.' She just started kind of questioning a little bit what was going on and just... how involved he was with the upper level people.

"When you get through art education you're questioning it a bit too much".

But you can see why women might feel a bit abashed: smoking a cigar for the first time is like having a dirty joke explained to you, or questioning a boarding school tradition.

Police are questioning a person of interest.

The police were questioning a suspect yesterday.

Questioning a religion is never popular.

However, as the questioning delved a bit deeper, Malik revealed he was actually 39 years old – not exactly standard cub age – and had just gotten out of an 11-year relationship.

On a conference call with reporters, Mr. Brabender first said that the Michigan secretary of state had determined the tie, but upon questioning, he stepped back a bit and said, "I am basing this on anecdotal and empirical data".

But, of course, it was all a totalitarian ruse and it turns out they just got incinerated like flies in a fish-and-chip-shop zapper by a big glowing orb – let's call it the 'death light' – to keep the population, young, vibrant and free of annoying, questioning middle-age types – a bit like modern-day east London.

So, as we contemplate yet again the tweaks in admissions procedures that can stand the test of strict legal scrutiny and still produce a diverse college-going student body, I think it worth stepping back a bit, questioning our enterprise, and listening carefully for what those kinds of voices are telling us.