Sentence examples for upsetting questioning from inspiring English sources

However, the defence can get such testimony heard – and thus open the alleged victim up to potentially hugely intrusive and upsetting questioning – if the crucial issue is consent and the behaviour the witnesses claim is so similar to how a complainant is said to have acted during an alleged offence that it cannot reasonably be explained as coincidence.

New drugs like Prozac were entering the market; novel talking therapies were proving effective, too, particularly cognitive behavior therapy, in which people learn to defuse upsetting thoughts by questioning their basis.

Curbishley did not mince his words privately or publicly after that, questioning the hunger of the team and upsetting members of the squad with his comments.

Essentially because in every field of individual and collective practice, innovation means questioning consolidated fields of knowledge and methods, upsetting individual and collective imagination, unbalancing equilibriums, breaking the chains of tradition [6], abandoning certainty to move towards uncertainty, with considerably greater risks (opportunities), real and perceived.

How can I continue working with you on this project with you unless I know what's in your pants?!" The scenario cued laughter and learning -- learning about what it's like for transgender people to be subjected to rude speculation and questioning about their genitals, often without any apparent consciousness that doing so is invasive, upsetting, and entirely unnecessary.

But questioning his desire?

(Miss Larson looks questioning).

questioning feminine and masculine.

Police are questioning suspects.

"Questioning with boldness does".

Police are questioning him.