Sentence examples for pressed on whether from inspiring English sources

Pressed on whether it should matter which title one uses, Poulter shrugged.

Pressed on whether legislation was a possible solution, he said "no-one would rule it out" if it became necessary.

Pressed on whether he was suggesting a prisoner swap, Larijani replied: "That's one way.

When pressed on whether any reports describing his as an atheist were accurate, he remained vague.

Pressed on whether he was losing patience, Reagan replied, "I lost patience a long time ago".

Pressed on whether he could ever support Mr. Romney, Mr. Little demurred.

Pressed on whether he agreed with Giuliani, he said, "I'm in New York.

Mr Johnson was pressed on whether he would order a review of CS2.

Pressed on whether it was a commercial decision, he replied: "Far from it".

Pressed on whether he had an explanation, he responded, "I'm not here to talk about myself".

Pressed on whether he would stay at the club, Mondonico acknowledged his worst fears.