Sentences with phrase «to ask difficult questions»

It proved incapable of asking difficult questions about life's meaning in the face of suffering, much less answering them.

It is not acceptable that they have previously sent witnesses who seek to avoid asking difficult questions by claiming not to know the answers.

And I say it in the spirit of asking a difficult question to which there is inevitably no easy answer.

Who better to ask the difficult questions as well as point out the complexities of what is being proposed as a simple solution than environmental justice activist?

It is not acceptable that they have previously sent witnesses who seek to avoid asking difficult questions by claiming not to know the answers.

They are not critical thinkers, and typically are often told «they think too much» if they start asking difficult questions.

This debate will expose attendees to an engaging and thought - provoking discussion while also providing them with an opportunity to ask difficult questions on these controversial issues.

In both cases, if a child asks difficult questions, it's okay simply to say that you do not have all the answers.

Thus, this list is intended as a starting point for teachers to consider their goals and to then work towards asking the difficult questions that lead to effective teaching with technology.

And I wonder if her staffers knew that teachers would be there asking difficult questions so they didn't want to provide that opportunity.

Through beauty these artists ask difficult questions and confront us with the realities of the world we live in.

Almost 50 % said that they had deliberately asked difficult questions to see how a candidate responded under pressure.

Stars will ask the difficult questions about work platform, career trajectory and fit.

Don't ask the difficult questions, in general especially do not make inquiries emphatically... All this creates the impression, that the russian woman feels good with her man, she is agree with all.

When asked difficult questions, answer truthfully but judge for yourself how much truth to offer.

Here is an artist concerned with the idea of shaking the population out of lethargy and asking the difficult questions like why does it take a war or other major disaster to get us talking to our neighbours and connecting as a community?

You could easily compare it with the utterance everyone of us would make if we were rudely awakened from deep sleep and asked difficult questions which we couldn't answer at all.

One woman told me recently she was told to stop asking difficult questions about the Bible at house group.

This means asking the difficult question asked by Dr. King — «Where do we go from here: chaos or community?»

«I went to CompStat today to see what we can learn from that very successful process, and see people ask the difficult questions.

The book includes a series of reflections on the importance of thinking critically about faith and the value of asking difficult questions regarding everything from God to religion to language to government.

Darling is very accomplished at asking difficult questions about what will happen in the future, such as currency and oil revenue.

Even amid the choir of electric car enthusiasts there are also researchers asking difficult questions.

Like Ayelet Waldman in Love & Treasure (2014) and Lauren Belfer in And After the Fire (2016), Morrow asks difficult questions about what to do with the unclaimed relics of war.

This lively, exhilaratingly smart, and deliberately, appropriately frustrating affair asks difficult questions about women's responsibilities and desires, and society's expectations.»

«They see it's their duty to protect the multi-millionaire politician / businessman, rather than support the journalist asking difficult questions,» he said.

When parents regularly schedule a designated time to discuss divorce, children become more confident to ask difficult questions especially as they learn their questions will be taken seriously.

As your children grow up and begin asking difficult questions about the enchanting life of Father Christmas, it can become hard to keep the magic man behind the beard alive.

You never want to leave with nothing... So you may want to start with some innocuous questions, so that you have some information if they decide to back out when you start asking the difficult questions.

Already nervous from being out in the open for the first time, the audience would have been scared enough if nothing had happened and they had merely just walked through, but first they are asked difficult questions which could give away their true identities and then an Iranian man begins yelling at them and making a fuss for taking a Polaroid of his shop.

Children to not feel overwhelmed by adults using too many words or complicated language or asking difficult questions such as «How are you feeling?»

The executive superintendent in charge of the program, Amy Horowitz, will even sit in on a CompStat meeting «to see people ask the difficult questions,» she said.

It is not too late to ask ourselves these difficult questions on art and politics, as culture workers are charged now more than ever to be attuned to matters of inclusion.

«It is not acceptable that they have previously sent witnesses who seek to avoid asking difficult questions by claiming not to know the answers,» Collins added.

One of my greatest joys in my work is to be asked difficult questions by parents, educators and the media and collaborate with them until they achieve that «a-ha moment.»

No doubt there are others, but most have remained content to fly below the radar, knowing that an uninformed public is unlikely to ask difficult questions.

Journalism may be under fire at the moment (nothing new) but great journalists continue to ground their work in the ability to ask difficult questions, parse uncomfortable and often contradictory accounts, and connect with subjects, readers, and their peers in service of the truth.

Rather than ask difficult questions and think things thoroughly through, decision makers unconsciously use the word synergy to make problematic deals seem more palatable, like slathering ketchup over rancid meatloaf.

With that in mind, perhaps we should ask ourselves some difficult questions:

Recovering from Religion, which has about 40 support groups in the U.S. and Britain, plans to launch a hotline that will offer doubters an anonymous place to ask difficult questions and find communities of like - minded nonbelievers.

It is also important to ask yourself some difficult questions.

But it's worth making the difficult phone calls and asking the difficult questions.