Sentence examples for soft questioning from inspiring English sources

Greilsammer's soft, questioning interpretation of Couperin's "Les Barricades Mystérieuses," with its oddly halting cadences, was deliciously elusive.

Perhaps Ifill's soft questioning and at times repetitive questions at the beginning and end of the debate was her way to prove to conservatives she was not playing favorites.

Watson Peat, another governor, said he felt the "soft questioning" of McGuinness had enabled him to adopt a "Scargillite demeanour".

The panel, which met at the New School University, not far from the attack site, was noticeably softer in questioning Mr. Giuliani than it had been with his former police, fire and emergency management commissioners the day before.

Watch as Mook squirms and struggles to respond to MSNBC's rather soft line of questioning.

Hastings admitted that he, too, had taken the soft route when questioning him.

(A more relevant one might come from Jennifer Worick's "Nancy Drew's Guide to Life," in which she extrapolates Miss Drew wisdom from the novels: "A soft, kindly approach to questioning prisoners can make them squeal").

The photographs are an insignia of this beauty who would like to disappear into a dimity skirt and an oversized waistcoat: an image of the famous actress who would care most to be invisible, perhaps leaving behind only her singing voice, which is soft, though robust, and always questioning.

So Beautiful or So What is – the unseasonal inclusion of the opening "Getting Ready for Christmas" aside – perfect: as soft as a sigh, as easy as breathing, as wise as it is questioning.

While nobody is questioning their ability to do the science, she argues, there may be "softer" issues about how effective they are in a committee meeting full of men, or how they handle a hostile conference hall.

But questioning his desire?