Sentence examples for questioning setting from inspiring English sources

The puzzle can only be resolved by hard listening and smart questioning, setting traps through tone and vocabulary, in extended encounters that display French's virtuosity in the the phrasing and pacing of inquisitorial dialogue.

Yoritomo now established the Kumonjo ("Board of Public Papers") and Monchūjo ("Board of Questioning"), setting up not only a military but also an independent political government in the east, yet one that was recognized by the central imperial court in Kyōto.

The first of almost 200 potential jurors began reporting for duty, with individual jury questioning set to begin later in the day.

Henein's fierce style of questioning set the tone for a trial that will last three weeks, and will likely see two more women quizzed on the stand.

If you were able to catch Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg live in 2014, you'd know that Master Pretender was one of the highlights of First Aid Kit's set – the apex of their alt-country musings on the purpose of life and various other existential questioning set to a dusty desert lilt.

The site, whose audience is mainly teenagers, was linked with the suicides of a number of users last year after they apparently suffered a campaign of vicious cyberbullying facilitated by its anonymous questioning set-up.

Mr. O'Looney said the department took the position that questioning violated neither set of guidelines.

NME was not as receptive to the song in a live setting, questioning the decision to end concerts with the song.

Along with questioning who is setting these linguistic standards, I will create standards for myself and legitimize where I'm from.

Unlike Mr Clinton, Mr Bush is questioning the wisdom of setting aside the Social Security surplus entirely for debt.Repaying the national debt is not like paying off your mortgage.

Validity may be further increased by specific questioning, and by using setting appropriate probes and examples of commonly performed health checks, that can easily be described and are clear and visible to the mother.