Sentence examples for see questioning from inspiring English sources

They see questioning the role of the state as betrayal, and they have no sympathy for businesses, as industrial workers might.

Nadine Goncalves, 49, Neymar's mother and the chief executive of his youth institute, said that as she watched that match at home with her injured son, she could see questioning in his face along with shock and sorrow: "What if I was there?

Later, in Silkwood and Working Girl, women are seen questioning the passivity of the roles assigned to them, and struggling to change things.

During the interview (as he pretends to be interested that the songwriter sang falsetto on The Rubettes' Sugar Baby Love) you can see him questioning his own existence.

Mr Galloway's critics have deprecated him for, as they see it, questioning the evils of forced marriage by challenging whether Ms Shah was 15 or 16 at the time of her wedding to a man who she insists later beat her.

"Every day, we see headlines questioning the safety of autonomous vehicles," Costanoa Ventures Partner Mark Selcow said in a statement.

He expects to see managers questioning when reporters need to travel, whether a satellite truck needs to be sent and even whether a live shot is necessary for some stories.

(Ironically, Campbell and Beckford are both part Chinese and I don't see anyone questioning their Blackness).

This is a proper setup for Toy Story, as we are starting to see machines questioning their purpose in life.

I would so much rather see people questioning why black children are overrepresented in foster care and adopting waiting lists and how many are aging out without families and what we, as a nation, can do for the thousands of waiting children who won't be adopted by a couple dozen celebrities.

For the record, while there are more out celebs now than ever, there are still not a ton of out white celebrities either and a few of them "came out" only after whiffs of scandal, but I don't see headlines questioning white gay men's pride because it is just assumed that they are proud.