Sentence examples for questioned intensely from inspiring English sources

Cox is expected to be questioned intensely by MPs as to what his legal advice says about the backstop, amid criticism that the UK could not exit the customs arrangement without the permission of the EU.

Interviews with eight Chinese students and scholars who returned to the United States from China during the last several months offer evidence of a pattern: the visiting Chinese are detained, sometimes for days, and questioned intensely about their involvement -- real or imagined -- in the dissident movement in the United States.

Mr. Makhmalbaf couldn't assist, but he questioned her intensely about Afghan women -- what they wore, ate, talked about.

Five United States Senators, including Mr. Riegle, met with regulators in April 1987 and questioned them intensely on actions they were taking against Lincoln.

Someday, in the debates with Obama if not before, Romney is going to be questioned more intensely than he has been so far, and what will he say when asked, "Have you ever paid federal income taxes as low as 1 percent of your income?

Academics and practitioners should be studying these questions intensely.

Mr. Goss, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said members of Congress had intensely questioned officials.

The television report showed him being intensely questioned by the British immigration officials about the friend he was supposedly visiting in Britain.

But in interviews, the scholars who have pored over the Tiananmen documents and helped translate and edit them -- and who have intensely questioned the Chinese man who handed them over -- have expressed the firm conviction that the material is authentic.

Some half dozen Jews were accused of the crime and tortured, and the chief rabbi was intensely questioned as to whether Jews practice ritual murder.

While Banfield intensely questioned LaBolt, she referenced a Washington Post fact-checking article, which she said gave the ad "one Pinocchio, which is 'a big fat lie.'" Banfield was incorrect.