She doggedly questioned President Bush about war and torture at a time when the rest of the press rolled over.
Also via Twitter, Chris Bryant — a Labour member of Parliament who has been doggedly asking questions about misconduct by the tabloid press for nearly a decade — wrote to one of his Conservative colleagues, Louise Mensch: "I'm not sure that non U.K. citizens can't be summoned.
Wallace grills Democrats, it is true, but he also puts Republicans through the wringer on his show -- refusing to be brushed off, and doggedly repeating his question until he gets an answer.
The ones who doggedly continue to question whether Obama really is an American citizen; the one who portray him as a chimpanzee in posters, and who fling out his middle name, "Hussein," as if this alone is sufficient proof that he is a Muslim bent on destroying the country.
Lauer, eyes dilated, respectfully but doggedly pursued his questions.
Bobby Gillespie has remained doggedly obtuse when questioned about it since, though then bassist Mani admitted to NME at the time that he felt "pretty numbed by it.
A neophyte as a public official, Tillerson already seems to have developed a jaundiced view of reporters, which might explain why he ignored most of the foreign policy questions reporters doggedly asked at the start of almost every meeting.
That mystery is not the nature of existence or the ultimate fates of humanity and the cosmos, although it does have at least something to do with why scientists and artists pursue those questions so doggedly.
Others privy to the negotiations, which involved lawyers on both sides of the Atlantic as well as former and current diplomats, described her as a tough negotiator who doggedly maintained that the works in question had been bought from dealers and auction houses in good faith.
Labor doggedly pursued Johnston in both houses during question time, asking Coalition frontbenchers repeatedly if the defence minister would be sacked.
