Sentence examples for questioning arose from inspiring English sources
Eventually, the world learned of Reagan's actions regarding the Iranian arms deals through a Lebanese newspaper and a great deal of questioning arose.
RW: Being put into the unknown puts one in a condition where questioning arises.
Eventually, whenever a stressful thought arises, a wordless questioning arises along with it, and the thought unravels.
Visions of being kicked off the plane and being held for questioning arise before my eyes like a creature uglier than Miss Efficiency.
The same questioning arises when considering human-animal relationships.
Another opportunity to question the suspects arose soon at the inquest but the five avoided close questioning by claiming their right not to say anything that might incriminate themselves.
Much of the anger arose from people questioning if there were actually any iPads available at all.
Questions, naturally, arise.
In 314 the Council of Arles had tried in vain to stop the Donatist schism (a nationalistic heretical movement questioning the worthiness of certain church officials) that arose in Africa after Diocletian's persecutions.
Despite often being unable to explain how they were teaching in the language of education theory, they described responding to registrar learning needs as they arose in the workplace and using questioning techniques to explore understanding and promote further learning.
