Sentence examples for serious questioning from inspiring English sources

But the press takes them for real without serious questioning.

Not the nudge-nudge in the pub, or the throw-away gags of comedians, but serious questioning.

President Obama has successfully avoided serious questioning about his foreign policy.

If it is supervision that is wanted or being offered, then this should be made explicit, because it will be a different kind of more serious, questioning conversation.

Much like his manager, serious questioning of Hart's ability are borne out of previous excellence.

The current message reflected by the main campus´ infrastructure in terms of mobility is undergoing serious questioning.

The tone of the coverge was serious and questioning without actually accusing the government of lying.

Professor Luftig called me out for never making a serious effort, questioning why I'd fought for a seat in a class where I didn't care to do the work.

In a world in which colleges take in millions of dollars and coaches cash in on lucrative sneaker contracts, can anyone be serious in questioning the integrity of college athletes who expect a few perks for playing that game that creates all of the money?

At the same time, there are serious methodological challenges, questioning, for example, the use of individuals' self-reports of how happy they are and the effort to objectify and even quantify so subjective and elusive a quality as happiness.

Only in September 1948 did the cabin's authenticity finally come under serious public questioning when, in a front-page Washington Post article, the Lincoln scholar Roy Hays declared the cabin a "hoax".