Questioning something already implies a sense of curiosity and intellectual confidence, so why describe it as radical?
So the idea that Facebook usage is a 100% naked reflection of personality deserves far more critical questioning than is implied by Kogan's description of it in the contract with SCL.
Markham seemed unruffled by the large group of reporters he attracted Friday -- and by the consistent line of questioning that at least implied he was a confounding, mystery draft pick by the Giants.
Justice Kennedy said that people who knew their rights and acted "in a manner inconsistent with their exercise" might be presumed to have waived their rights, meaning that responding to police questioning is itself an implied waiver of the right to remain silent.
But after a moment or two the story springs back up again, as firm and supple as ever, implying, suggesting, questioning.
The letter by Mr. Rifkin, president-elect of the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages, could be construed as questioning my credentials and implying that my school is not "reputable".
Under questioning in the Senate, Birmingham implied that the review would bolster the program rather than find deficiencies.
This line of questioning from the medical team implied the inquiry, "But you're still fat ― what surgery are we going to use to fix that?" I didn't need further reinforcement about the way others viewed my body but received it anyway.
During the hearings, Bernardi engaged in a line of questioning which may have implied that the NGOs involved in halal certification might be funding terrorism, saying that they were "involved in the establishment of mosques, schools, da'whas, bookshops – the whole thing.
What doesn't really get explained here is what role Google actively played in whatever negotiations Oracle was having with Amazon (if any); or whether we should be questioning if Catz's testimony implies that there was a Java stranglehold on the Kindle before the Kindle Fire tablet came along, or even if what she says is correct.
When the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly questioned him about these in the first presidential debate in August, the New York real estate developer implied her tough questioning was the result of menstruation.
