Sentence examples for very questioning from inspiring English sources

There were many low ratings and some open-ended remarks display very questioning attitudes and opinions.

Language must evolve, and fashionable slang is part of that evolution, but why is our current vernacular so very questioning?

"He does not look bad, has grown very quiet and gazes ahead with a dreamy and very questioning expression...

There is also a chance that the fourth vote came from Justice Kennedy himself, and his very questioning provides support for that theory.

Although she's still stunning, she's no longer being cast in the sexpot roles that have bankrolled her career, and that very real questioning – what next?

Supposedly inquiring into arts and heritage funding, it seems rather to have pursued a wayward agenda of its own, via some peculiar – and often very biased – questioning of witnesses by MPs.

They talked (and still talk) of the health care law as a "budget buster," refusing to acknowledge the CBO's verdict or, at the very least, questioning the assumptions behind it.

After explaining to her that we do not tattoo the necks, hands or faces of people who are not heavily tattooed otherwise, she left very upset, questioning our right to tell her what to do with her body.

"[A scientific background] encourages you to be questioning, very precise, and very fact based," says Lindsay. "It gives you an edge over people who have written long essays at university".

He said that Minaya had made a "very, very large mistake" by questioning the integrity of a Daily News reporter during a news conference Monday to announce the firing of Tony Bernazard.

The target of these killings and crackdowns is not just atheism, but the very idea of questioning received wisdom and authority.