Sentence examples for questioner not from inspiring English sources

The questioner (not sure where he's from) adds: "It doesn't seem very fair on drivers, people who enjoy cheap holidays, or drinkers".

Mr. Abdul Rauf, with Ms. Khan, unveiled as usual, beside him, tells a questioner not to worry so much about one issue of the moment — Switzerland's ban on minarets — saying Islam has always adapted to and been influenced by places it spreads to.

West may have had a strained relationship with Muslims during his tenure -- he once told a CAIR questioner not to "blow sunshine up my butt" -- but seeing as how the group is now selling the letter, it appears that they're not opposed to making some money off of having been one of the congressman's favorite targets.

A "The questioner does not have the right to examine minutes of the Board of Managers meetings of the condominium," said Andrew Berkman, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer.

The reporter wrote that she "looked at the questioner, did not answer and moved to stand in the back of the elevator" behind aides and security guards.

He suggested the questioner should not "jump the gun" and that the plan remained "an idea that was being explored" to be discussed with the states.

For one thing, his mastery of detail (no visible notes) was such that one questioner could not resist asking whether he would be prepared to take on Johnson in debate.

Draghi accuses his questioner of not paying attention, and points to his comments about the governing council expecting all its interest rates to remain at current of low levels.

The idea was that if the questioner could not tell the difference between human and machine, the computer would be considered to be thinking.

The questioner could not have been listening to my lecture.

Possibly, expert networks could be embedded within existing information sources, such as high-quality informational websites (e.g., when the questioner is not able to find an answer on the website, he can be transferred to an expert).