Sentence examples for with a questioning from inspiring English sources
Following the analysis of interactions, an inventory of meditational strategies emerged which is as follows: Confirming/rejecting response, Repeating the erroneous guess with a questioning tone, Asking leading questions, Using the Internet,Using dictionary, Translation Providing correct response and explanation.
The strategies were arranged based on the abstract/concrete (i.e. implicit/explicit) criterion (Aljaafreh and Lantolf, 1994) which are as follows: confirming/rejecting response, asking the erroneous response with a questioning tone, asking leading questions, using a dictionary, translation, providing correct response asking the erroneous response whit a and explanation.
Sometimes I caught him looking in my direction with a questioning expression, as if he didn't know what to make of me.
The work opens with a questioning theme played fully muted, revelling in a sound most people would associate with Miles Davis at his most "midnight".
This final quartet by Beethoven opens with a questioning motif in the viola and ends with a movement inscribed by the composer with the title "The Hard-Won Resolution".
Even if they cannot be expected to calibrate students' moral compasses, they should be able to instil them with a questioning mind, capable of foreseeing problems in a free market.
Even when he is reciting formulaic union position statements, he does so in a gentle way, with an upward, questioning lilt to his sentences, hard to combine with a fist-thumping delivery.
Mr. McCain, who was campaigning in California, shot back with a statement questioning Mr. Obama's motives.
May's camp hit back with a letter questioning whether Gove's department had ignored warnings about Islamic extremism in Birmingham schools for years.
Ms. Kornack, who is 26, was a sous-chef at Aquavit, and traces of that restaurant may be found here, in seasonally attuned dishes with a quiet, questioning intelligence.
And two highly regarded progressive activists, Larry Cohen, the president of the Communications Workers of America, and Annie Leonard, the executive director of Greenpeace USA, echoed Reich's message, coupling it with a statement questioning Clinton's liberal credentials.
