Sentence examples for should not be questioning from inspiring English sources
"It's nice to see the city recognize the police should not be questioning and searching passengers without suspicion," Mr. Dunn said.
"Anyone who usually takes the states' rights side on the ground that the states are trustworthy partners of the national government should not be questioning the trustworthiness of state law, state elections, or state judges," Prof. Susannah Sherry of Vanderbilt University Law School said in an interview.
Sergio Ramos was asked after one game what he thought about José Mourinho's remarks claiming that "he is no doctor" and shouldn't be questioning the "injuries" suffered by Chelsea's Spain players.
And asked after the game what he thought about Mourinho's remarks claiming that "he is no doctor" and shouldn't be questioning the "injuries" suffered by Chelsea's Spain players, Ramos replied deadpan: "Now's not the time to talk about the Celta president".
Critics shouldn't be questioning its very existence on top of its functionality.
Mrs. Lambert said that she believed in God, as did the other leaders, and that her son should not be punished for "questioning himself and his spirituality".
Our findings should not be read as questioning the entire DOTS program, but are limited to supervision of patients swallowing pills.
Americans, she said, "should not even be questioning that we will ultimately raise taxes on low- to middle-income people".
Americans, she said, "should not even be questioning that we will ultimately raise taxes on low- to middle-income people". Congress could take that off the table "while you're grappling with tax cuts for the wealthy," she said.
What if Mick Jagger is "a man whom we don't really like anymore?" And "how did this guy remain a constant presence in popular culture for 50 years and not, for one instance in that half-century, seem like... our pal?" This line of questioning should not be taken seriously and is quickly revealed to be disingenuous.
Nevertheless, the present results should not be taken to mean that questioning about traumatic experiences is not taxing for both patients with PTSD and interviewers.
