Sentence examples for questioning whose from inspiring English sources
So who was questioning whose courage, in this good cop-bad cop scenario?
Rather than questioning whose responsibility it is to ensure that jobs exist for the increasing number of people trained in each department, the prospect of academic employment for PhD graduates is being consigned to the rhetoric of "good fortune" and "timing".
The conversation it sparked leaves viewers ― and contestants ― of "The Bachelor" questioning whose motives are sincere, and which scenes are contrived.
Marine-turned-terrorist (Nicholas Brody) exemplifies the archetype of the "questioning" American whose experience of a drone attack while a prisoner in Iraq has left him scrambling for answers regarding his religion and politics.
And she is always questioning the scientists whose work she supports.
The accuser in this case, both sides said, was just that kind of girl: a free spirit whose questioning and challenges to authority landed her in trouble.
Is there anyone in Washington with a better instinct for the jugular than Henry Waxman, the committee chairman, whose questioning evoked some of Greenspan's most evocative comments?
He said maneuvers of this type violated "anti-money-laundering provisions" and "stop immigration from questioning the people whose money it really was".
In contrast, Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, a Democrat whose questioning prompted Mr. Clapper's statement in March, stepped up his criticism of how intelligence officials portrayed the surveillance programs and called for public hearings to address the disclosures.
The modified crucifix immediately raised eyebrows, with some questioning whether Morales, whose socialist and anti-church rhetoric is well-known, was trying to score a political point with a questionable, and possibly sacrilegious, melding of faith and ideology.
Dan Jarvis, the Labour MP whose questioning uncovered the closure, said the decision ran contrary to the May's pledge to govern on the basis of social justice and equal life chances.
