Sentence examples for questioned in the press from inspiring English sources

And his public pronouncements have been questioned in the press for their intellectual coherence, consistency and judgement.

When questioned in the press conference on why we hadn't shortlisted Zadie Smith, by journalists who hadn't read the novel, we were forced to explain the obvious, that we were influenced only by text.

Sanders was questioned in a press conference about why his staff had instructed journalists not to ask him about him about Islamic State.

Ms. Hirsch politely answered questions in the press room while all around her the comics did their shtick.

When he broke down while answering a fairly innocuous question in the press center, his teammates, led by Phil Mickelson, leapt in.

The opening question in the press conference ran: "satisfied with the performance..."... Marcelino simply stared down his man and, as the tumbleweed blew past, replied: "No".

When he broke down while answering a fairly innocuous question in the press centre, his team-mates, led by Phil Mickelson, leapt in".

If you didn't pay the tax, then you had to face the question in the press, in meetings, everywhere: "Comrade X, why don't you write about our socialist life?

Two questions in the press conference convened for him to discuss tonight's visit to an equally uncreative Newcastle United were couched in terms that "the club" and "supporters" expect something different – a less personal kind of suggestion.

Another good question in the press conference — which was strangely devoid of sports talk, for better or worse — came from Helene Cooper, and had to do with the corruption in the Karzai government.

At the 1992 Academy Awards, composer Alan Menken was fielding questions in the press room after winning a couple of Oscars for his score for "Aladdin," the animated Disney movie.