Sentence examples for questioning raised from inspiring English sources

One persistent line of questioning raised the prospect that the court will sidestep a decision on the basis that the plaintiffs – the proponents of the gay-marriage ban – do not have legal standing to bring the case after the state of California declined to do so when the referendum result was overturned by a federal court.

Still, the Justices' questioning raised important issues.

But in a move that Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis later called "unheard of," he turned over the cross-examination to a colleague, George R. Goltzer, who pursued a confrontational line of questioning, raising his voice and asking Mr. Massino if he felt like a hypocrite.

But it was dawning on him that the audience was chiefly interested in questioning the question, and in the questions raised by the questioning--not just about Indians but surely about gravity as well--and if you looked very closely you could see that the little look of mischief in his eye had vanished.

Their voices are clearly heard in hadith literature, often questioning or raised in dissent.

Understandably disturbed by this intrusive -- and illegal -- line of questioning, she raised the issue with her HR department.

The tone of the questioning has raised unease at major networks.

Three of the anecdotes around which David Cameron built his case in the debate became the subject of questioning and raised eyebrows, as reporters, bloggers and Twitter users launched their own factchecking operations.

In her questioning, Kagan raised the specter of an individual donor who stays within the base $5,000 limit for a Political Action Committee PACC) but then - presuming the aggregate limits are lifted - contributes to 100 PACs.

This view may reveal a bias in how we think of humanity that requires further questioning, which raises questions about the value of being a singular person.

But questioning the intent raises some other questions: If his costume really was random then was the response racist?