Sentence examples for questions charged from inspiring English sources

Review your initial consultation notes and then narrow down your list of qualified family attorneys by crossing off any who made you uncomfortable, did not answer all of your questions, charged too much, or you simply did not like.

Their parents and sisters came instead, in a reversal of 13 years ago when they waited as the teenagers were questioned, charged, tried and convicted.

The diplomats in question, charged with looking after their national interests, understand that such an attack would not be in the country's interests in the region.

A 1997 98 question charged students to create an essay that, among other criteria, incorporated a new pair of socks, a historical landmark, a spork, a domesticated animal, and the complete works of William Shakespeare.

Whatever the case, this kid not only got himself a free pass on the freedom train but also ended up getting the detective in question charged with 12 counts of first-degree perjury.

"People of color are more likely to be stopped, frisked, questioned, charged, detained.

"People of color are more likely to be stopped, frisked question charged, detained.

David Finkle of Theatermania said, "When Kitson jaunts off-stage, he leaves a question charging the air: Has life just been proved stranger than fiction, or has fiction just been deployed to promote the wonder of life?

As the spring semester went on, the history of Friends Seminary made these questions especially charged.

And the questions are charged with further suspicion as the idea of Islam being an expansionist religion is intoned.

Like Google Answers, people asking questions are charged.