Sentence examples for the right questioning from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Romney having regained the perceived status of front-runner, his opponents have signaled that they will go after him hard from the right, questioning his conservative credentials and trying to force him off his economic message.

Bevan and Cannon attempt, through a telling of the primary, to help the reader understand something of the modern Republican party, looking at its drift to the right and questioning whether it has gone too far.

"It's not clear" strikes just the right note of questioning; the point is made, but it is not pressed.

Responses ranged from excited young people updating their Facebook statuses, to strategists and pundits on the right and left questioning the bankability of this demographic, to full-blown rants against the government and media.

You have the right to refuse questioning and you should use it until you can talk to an attorney.

Still, your brother-in-law did the right thing, first, in questioning the questionable charge (for condiments?) and then deferring when the manager insisted on a foolish policy that was within his rights.

Moreover, they are questioning the right of the Church of Christ and Harding to interpret the Bible the way they do.

But the Washington Post breaks ranks with a closely argued editorial questioning the right of the state to take life.

"Frankly," he said, "it is analogous to questioning the right of Holocaust victims to seek some token of reparation".

He was attacked for questioning the right of the police to 'shoot to kill' terrorist suspects and was criticised for his reaction to the attacks in Paris.

It is important to note that for all Mr Clinton's stonewalling, he never seriously considered questioning the right of the Supreme Court or Congress to take these actions.