Sentence examples for suggested questioning from inspiring English sources

Instead, she suggested questioning them.

A cautionary tale, he suggested, questioning the notion that the city is in crisis.

But after a moment or two the story springs back up again, as firm and supple as ever, implying, suggesting, questioning.

When Ballard and Gharty suggest questioning Felix and Hal Wilson because the murder victim had sex the night she was killed, Pembleton accuses them of reverting to old stereotypes about black male sexuality, namely "that black men can't control themselves when it comes to blue shoes and tight pants".

Russia's Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., which is the principal successor to the Soviet K.G.B. and was formerly led by Mr. Putin, accused Britain on Wednesday of using Russian citizens at a banned activity, and suggested that questioning the council's employees was necessary to protect them.

Lawyers for Rod Blagojevich were unsuccessful Friday in their attempts to get the judge to dismiss a few prospective jurors who suggested during questioning that they had strong opinions about the case.

However, our findings suggest that questioning about speed bumps should form a routine part of the assessment of patients with possible appendicitis.

These findings suggest that questioning adolescents to obtain past pain and injury data would be more accurate for detecting minor pain or injuries or less frequent complaints than parental reports or medical records.

The White House first launched a withering attack on Democrats for asking questions, and suggested that the questioning itself was somehow unpatriotic.

They have suggested lines of questioning.

Justice Alito acknowledged that some of the factors present in the questioning — including the length, hour and tone of the questioning — suggested that Mr. Fields had been taken into "custody" for purposes covered by the Miranda decision.