Sentence examples for questioned forcefully from inspiring English sources

It was also striking that in the Democratic debate at the Kodak Theater Senator Clinton was questioned forcefully about why she can't control her husband.

Mr. Krasnenkov forcefully questioned a colleague of Ms. Estemirova, Aleksandr V. Cherkasov.

Although the Pacific trade agreement received a major boost this week, obstacles remain in Washington, especially for Democrats Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren, who have forcefully questioned the wisdom of deal.

An aide to Senator Don Nickles, the Oklahoma Republican who has forcefully questioned the amount of money New York has sought, said Mr. Bloomberg had reassured the senator by detailing how the city was spending the federal aid it is receiving.

He then forcefully questioned whether Jesus and Muhammad had knowledge of the sacred -- even going so far as to hurl epithets about them.

The Midwestern governor, who has for months been leading in the polls in Iowa, responded forcefully when questioned by a reporter about whether he intended to focus on securing his standing there at the expense of downplaying New Hampshire, where former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has been the early Republican frontrunner.

Mr. Sady made clear in the brief hearing that the defense would forcefully question the way Mr. Mohamud was arrested.

As the title character of David O. Russell's "Joy, Jennifer Lawrencee doesn't forcefully question the fuzzy boundaries of her relationships or the way she's being exploited by her family.

In the days ahead, the fight in the Senate seems likely to hinge on a question raised forcefully in recent days by Mr. McConnell: Does the legislation still contain loopholes that could allow future taxpayer-financed bailouts of failed financial institutions?

Yes," he said forcefully, in response to a shareholder who questioned him about Morgan Stanley's reliance on risky trades and increased debt to finance these positions.

In that vein, she made clear that she would push back forcefully against critics of the United States and anyone who questioned the nation's resolve.