Sentence examples for my questioner from inspiring English sources

"Whereabouts in England?" my questioner went on.

"You see," my questioner said, "in his late sermons, Joseph Smith developed some really radical ideas.

I went straight up to my questioner and pleaded, "Tell me more".

"What's your favourite book?" I ask my questioner, or "Who's your favourite author?" And it works.

Yet all the indications are that E.U. policy makers have no more of a clue about the endgame than my questioner does.

Having been an interviewee myself, on the sharp end of many an interrogation, I have often wondered what my questioner hoped to discover from their interview with me.

Questioner #4: My question for Judge Douglas is this: Would you ask Mr. Lincoln a question for me?

"I can't wait to hold one and have you as my first questioner".

Questioner #1: You didn't answer my question.

Questioner: My name is Mallika Dutt, and I'm with Breakthrough.

While a slight air of let-down can be sensed in my Doylean or Sherlockian questioner, I find - as is often the case when answering questions in public - a contradicting surtitle running through my head.