Sentence examples for relentlessly questioning from inspiring English sources

Of course, the mass media is relentlessly questioning the government and the electric corporations for the handling of the nuclear accidents and the blackouts.

British newspapers were flooded last week with coverage of a judicial inquiry that spent several days relentlessly questioning Rupert Murdoch and his son James.

Since campaigning began in earnest, Mr. Ma has been dogged by issues of character, with Mr. Hsieh relentlessly questioning him on having received United States permanent residency.

His drawn-out review of policy in Afghanistan shows Obama in this element: informing himself extensively, relentlessly questioning, challenging assumptions, boring down into the crucial details of the subject, and then doing it all over again.

His stock-in-trade for the past three decades has been relentlessly questioning every piece of received kitchen wisdom, making and revising classic American recipes dozens — if necessary, hundreds — of times until they reach their Platonic ideal.

Potential GOP presidential candidate and business mogul Donald Trump has been relentlessly questioning the president's birthplace in recent weeks, and has built up a significant amount of support in early polls of the contest.

And, of course, Book TV will continue to feature authors who are willing to open themselves up to Mr. Lamb's calm, relentlessly neutral questioning.

His signature moves are relentlessly aggressive questioning and, related to that, frequently cutting away to a screen that displays a quotation, sometimes from the guest (in which case it's often something that contradicts the guest's present position), sometimes from a political rival or a journalist (in which case it's often an attack to which Russert asks the guest to respond).

There her interrogator, Major Albu, places a wet kiss on her hand before questioning her relentlessly for hours.

And in the Obama administration, Attorney General Eric Holder is questioning the value of relentlessly expanding prisons.

After scrutinizing the initial footage, Greenwald and a team of researchers compiled a list of what they saw as Fox's telltale themes and techniques: stories questioning the patriotism of liberals; relentlessly upbeat reports on Iraq; belligerent hosts who scream at noncompliant guests.