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self-questioning
[ self-kwes-chuh-ning, self- ]
noun
- review or scrutiny of one's own motives or behavior.
self-questioning
adjective
- doubting or questioning oneself or one's abilities
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of self-questioning1
Example Sentences
Hemby, who has helped write hits for Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, Kelly Clarkson and Lady Gaga, had a session with Jarosz as a teenager and collaborated with her again on a new song, the self-questioning “Good at What I Do.â€
A certain humility in the face of the field’s uncertainties also seems to help; on a different questionnaire, therapists whose care was more successful gave responses that “reflected self-questioning about professional efficacy in treating clients.â€
After finishing his graduate studies in sociology at Cambridge University, England, Adler was in San Francisco founding education technology startups when a 2013 visit to the grave of his homeless uncle precipitated self-questioning over his view of people living on the street as “problems to be solved rather than people to be loved.â€
The lyrics, delivered in Sampha’s eerie falsetto and George Riley’s confessional breathiness, offer paradoxes and self-questioning: “I’m changing, moving, losing, higher,†Riley sings.
Even in the quietest, most self-questioning songs on “The Record,†boygenius sounds like its members are egging on one another, cheering the boldest moves and pushing past collaboration toward synergy.
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