The candidate thought the interviewer was questioning his interest in marketing, while that wasn't the case.
Comments in Russian were much more angry in tone - some homophobic and others questioning Western interest in the subject.
She was an active member of Ashurst Drive baptist church – always questioning, always interested.
Townshend also nominated this as the most important concern for Australia, because it shows "we have a US president who is fundamentally questioning the interests that lie behind established principles of US foreign policy in Asia".
You might give a workshop a bit later in the semester to consolidate the practices students have learned up to that point and link these practices to larger and more complex concerns and questioning patterns that interest well-informed people in your field.
Also, I can't help questioning whether my interest in America was real, if I wasn't just torturing myself by obsessing over a country that lacking a university education—I'd never get a visa for.
Gingrich has so far steered clear of overtly questioning the carried interest rule, the spectacularly lopsided treatment of capital gains and dividends, or the dismantling of basic shareholder protections that have paved the way for the private equity boom.
But these changed circumstances do not excuse the fact that McConnell and Ryan opposed a multiday attack to degrade Syria's chemical weapons stockpile — with McConnell even questioning whether U.S. interests were at stake — while quickly applauding Trump's attack as robust action demonstrating U.S. leadership.
The tax breaks, known as the Liberty Zone package, have been controversial from the start, with some New York politicians, economists and real estate interests questioning their value and arguing that Lower Manhattan has needed a large infusion of cash from Washington.
Letter from Lisbon (Lettera da Lisbona) written by Enrico Mandilla, questioning the true interests of the Allies for Italy, especially Britain and the United States, which seems neither acting in good faith and disinterested.
