Sentence examples for questioning which from inspiring English sources

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.

Most of the questions in the subsequent questioning – which lasted four hours for his wife and three for him – "had no reference whatsoever to NCC", he added.

They quickly come up with a shortened form of questioning, which centers on the key questions: "Are you now or have you ever been a liberal?" and "Have you ever voted with the Democrats?" Answering "yes" to either question is enough to establish guilt, as the committee sees it.

Much political time is spent on denouncing and questioning, which slows down decision-making.

The FBI subjected Jewell to hours of intensive questioning, which turned up nothing.

"Her sphinx-like approach is becoming difficult, with the press questioning which way she will jump.

On Tuesday, the police called on Mr. Miller to turn himself in for questioning, which he did Wednesday.

Mr. Berry drives this point home today in a rebus puzzle that has us questioning which color we're seeing.

He can call up the editors for questioning, which is always quite unpleasant, so people try to avoid that".

At issue is a two-step form of questioning, which Missouri's highest court called an "end run" around Miranda.

I think this is the sort of questioning which is all too often entering the lexicon of British politics".