Sentence examples for try questioning from inspiring English sources
The phrase "try questioning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting someone to engage in inquiry or to challenge assumptions. Example: "If you're unsure about the decision, try questioning the reasoning behind it."
If you want a glimpse of what it feels like to be Lucky, that unfortunate soul in "Waiting for Godot," try questioning Mr. Gussow's assertion (and it's well worth questioning) that "Godot" is "the most profound and influential play of the last half of the 20th century".
Alvarez pleaded guilty Monday to obstruction of justice for destroying drugs while police tried questioning him.
Here, two different characters try to evade questioning: Mentally too tired to prepare answers, my tactic was to remain as unresponsive as possible, like a suspect without a lawyer.
Third, through meetings and other routine activities the sub-district managers are also trying to instil a new culture of reflection and questioning – trying to encourage facility managers to ask 'does it make sense, how must it be done, can it be done better?' As one manager argued, " We have to change the way we do things, and that means not accepting how things currently are".
B.J.P. leaders say Mr. Singh is trying to avoid questioning from such a committee about whether his office failed to investigate complaints about corruption in the telecom ministry.
Among the Iraqis who American intelligence officials believe have taken refuge in Syria in recent months are scientists trying to avoid questioning by United Nations weapons inspectors.
She tried hard under questioning beforehand to ignore that match, arguing with some justification it was not productive to dwell on a defeat.
Mr. Drapkin's lawyers' line of questioning tried to show the information in the documents was covered by confidentiality agreements, which would have prevented Mr. Drapkin from disclosing it.
Corbyn criticised May's refusal to take part in a TV debate with him before next Tuesday's vote on the Brexit deal at Westminster, accusing the prime minister of trying to evade questioning in front of the nation.
In fact, both in the Congress and in the press, there is a growing feeling that the Administration is trying to evade questioning by avoiding testi mony on Capitol Hill and cutting down on news conferences.
