Sentence examples for rigorously questioned from inspiring English sources

He needs to be rigorously questioned.

And what is a million [dinars] going to do anyway?" Musawi gently but rigorously questioned Noor about her family and friends to determine if she had a support network nearby.

Still, the police lawyer prosecuting the case, Adam Sheldon, rigorously questioned him on cross-examination, trying to highlight what the department viewed as Officer Carey's flawed reasoning in deciding to fire his weapon.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and Clarifications column, Thursday April 22 2004 The seminar at which Stephen Jay Gould was rigorously questioned by Dennett's students was Dennett's seminar at Tufts, not Gould's at Harvard.

It is right that Ms. Palin should be rigorously questioned on her views, but those doing the interviewing would be wise to remember that the voters can tell the difference between an inquiry and an ambush.

A man who has repeatedly and rigorously questioned the brilliance of his own ideas and found – much to his delight – that he and they are every bit as brilliant as he first thought.

The tricky bit, though, comes when you get to what you can't say, which is anything that rigorously questions the performance that results.

Ms Homer, the head of HMRC, had been questioned rigorously by MPs on Wednesday over what communication the body had received on the issue.

Blending the expertise of trained professionals with the needs of salon and spa devotees – who were questioned rigorously during the development stages – the line incorporates all the classic basics needed to create a flawless but natural look.

An idea is born in your own mind, but by sharing, moulding and developing it with others, it can be questioned, rigorously tested and strengthened.

"We questioned her rigorously, but it was one-word answers.