She sent the production team e-mail messages questioning individual words and phrases, especially locutions that Twain's characters, as she understood them, would not have used or could not have known.
The Guardian has found that Chinese delegates have tried to obstruct debate at the conference by rewriting a critical report and questioning the wording of a key decision.
Small wonder that an outsider to the family, listening to Ms. Daly's Mother volley and dissect clichés with her doctor-companion (the wonderful Brian Murray), feels compelled to ask, "Is this English you're speaking?" That state of questioning every word can paralyze.
My editor in Birmingham sometimes objects to quirks of accent or wording (questioning my use of the word "turlit" for "toilet," a panel featuring pantsing), and the Charlottesville paper recently declined to run a particularly filthy strip called "X-Rated Acts of Tenderness".
11.17pm BST BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) Number of people (as @imranq's "famous last words") questioning if @sajidjavid will come to regret saying there is no housing bubble #bbcqt April 10 , 201411.14pm BST A member of the audience says the Bank of England did not see the last house price bubble coming.
Thus, I have fallen into Zhou's trap, questioning what those words even mean.
We have coverage you won't find anywhere else, including an interview with infectious disease specialist Edwin Kilbourne, who was at the center of the last swine flu scare in the United States, and an analysis questioning the official word on the virus's genetic makeup.
In a statement to the Commons, Diefenbaker proposed sending representatives of neutral nations to Cuba to verify the American allegations, which Washington took to mean that he was questioning Kennedy's word.
So that's why we're just questioning: Where are those words coming from?
The only possible outcome to Chelsea's sense of injustice might be a UEFA charge against Ancelotti's choice of words in questioning the referee's character.
