Sentence examples for topic questioning from inspiring English sources

I've written previously on this topic, questioning The Times's decisions not to publish information at the government's request.

But at the same time, this might be explained by the fact that it is a sensible topic, questioning what is morally wrong or good – and legal or not –and about a matter of life and death.

This article explores benefits and risks in applying member-check when studying healthcare topics, questioning the way it should be performed.

Other literature proposes different ways forward, but often seeks to continue the partition between climate change and disaster-related topics without questioning why they are assumed to be separate or without fully exploring the difficulties which could ensue due to the separation (Thomalla et al. 2006; Solecki et al. 2011).

A topic guide directed questioning around participants' views and experiences of OME (e.g. satisfaction with quality of education; barriers and facilitators to provision of education).

Look for friends whom you respect as authorities on the topic you are questioning.

The means of artistic expression, we are told, are infinite and the topics available for questioning and discussion are limitless.

At this year's Nuqat conference and workshops, we will use the process of "Copy + Paste" as a departure point for questioning topics including originality, authorship, and the artist signature; social trends and business franchises; development of critical thinking in schools; creative copyright laws in music and fashion; virtual reality and simulation.

— Gabor Rona, the international legal director of Human Rights First, regarding a letter sent to President Obama expressing concern about government secrecy on the topic of drones and questioning the legality of targeted kills.

Furthermore, the synthesis of qualitative data is in itself a controversial topic, with some authors questioning if it should be attempted at all.

[ 5, 6, 30, 31] Following conventions used in TFGs, a topic guide was developed, questioning participants' experiences, needs and preferences with respect to communication in paediatric oncology.