Sentence examples for closely questioning from inspiring English sources

American was, as usual, closely questioning passengers about their checked luggage, a procedure that not all airlines here follow.

Mr. Allaire also said that the audit committee, particularly, had been closely questioning KPMG, Xerox's external auditors, "to make sure that our accounting procedures everywhere are proper and in accordance with our procedures".

But the Washington Post breaks ranks with a closely argued editorial questioning the right of the state to take life.

He seemed close to questioning the operation.

He wasn't surprised by this finding, although he seemed to place it within a broader context of people questioning closely-held religious beliefs about death.

More closely detailed questioning will be needed to discover the real extent of any of the problems mentioned by the villagers and what causes the difference between well-behaved drinkers and badly behaved drinkers what types of alcohol are consumed, how often, how much, and in what circumstances.

The judge would also have to rule whether the questioning hewed closely to public safety issues.

It's no coincidence that people are flocking to the café, not questioning too closely the contents of the sausage to find a hot meal for a quid.

Mr. Bush's least threatening interviewer had to be Regis Philbin, who spent an inordinate amount of time questioning him closely about what the "W".

MONDAY, 8 30 A.M. Millie Mendez, a platform conductor at Times Square, reports that passengers entering the shuttle to Grand Central have been questioning her closely about the negotiations.

The interviewer followed the questioning route closely, with the intention of not influencing the discussion.