Sentence examples for question harshly from inspiring English sources
ON THE SCREEN In stark, bright red and white graphics, the ad asks "what kind of governor" Mr. Christie would be, then answers the question harshly, with text that purports to be lifted from several news accounts.
When nominated to the court in 1999 by Mrs. Whitman, he was questioned harshly in his confirmation hearings about racial profiling, and all 15 Democrats voted against him on the Senate floor.
Yet Prize Fighter's strength not only lies in its revelations about that nation but about Australia, such as when Isa is questioned harshly by immigration officials and later when he asks, with a look of horror, what a sausage is.
Thousands more may follow, and the likelihood that they will be questioned harshly — or worse — is very real, says Lionel Rosenblatt of Refugees International: "The Lao are feverish to get their hands on refugees who might be able to shed light on the remaining 1,000 Hmong fighters still in Laos.
Grace questioned Duckett harshly, accusing her of hiding something due to her vague answers.
Haringey council wrote a letter to Laming claiming that social workers who gave evidence were being questioned more harshly than other witnesses.
WASHINGTON — For the second time in two weeks violence has broken out in a restive Arab ally of the United States, confronting the Obama administration with the question of how harshly to condemn a friendly leader who is resisting street protests against his government.
And she used her position as a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee to harshly question the disastrous Bush policy.
Birmingham prosecutors dropped their case after a judge harshly questioned it.
We have been detained, harshly questioned for two hours, they have asked us to sign an "accused" statement and only verbally bullied us, particularly me, so far.
Occasionally the scene moves to an Arab-American who works at the White House, who is being harshly questioned because he is suspected of having links to terrorists.
