Sentence examples for robust questioning from inspiring English sources

The argument used by Oliver, himself a former BBC news executive, is that while robust questioning of politicians is entirely legitimate, it was unfair of Davis to ask questions and then immediately withdraw them just because the presenter did not like the first half sentence of the answer offered.

I think they can expect some fairly robust questioning following the intense debate about rising UK energy bills.

The report contained some implied criticism of Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman and Radio 4 Today presenters for their robust questioning technique.

His expensive white lawyers cannot shield him from the robust questioning by Gerrie Nel, a so-called "pit bull" who is himself something of a celebrity.

Mr Dixon was one of the experts from the UK's biggest accountancy firms who faced robust questioning by MPs on the Public Accounts Committee in January.

It gave voters the chance to see the two men who could be our prime minister tested, above all, by Jeremy Paxman's robust questioning.

The photographs are an insignia of this beauty who would like to disappear into a dimity skirt and an oversized waistcoat: an image of the famous actress who would care most to be invisible, perhaps leaving behind only her singing voice, which is soft, though robust, and always questioning.

Facing a robust line of questioning from the energy and climate change select committee, the representatives of the biggest comparison websites, including uSwitch, Confused and Compare the Market, were forced to defend their business in the face of claims by MPs that they have been misleading customers by failing to show the cheapest tariffs.

The LP, which has sold nearly 6 million copies, is a robust yet questioning look at traditional American ideals and allegiances.

Two Republican congressmen from New York called on Congress yesterday to investigate a Clinton administration inquiry questioning the state's robust job growth statistics.

They expressed growing concern about the Arab League mission, questioning whether it would be robust enough to detect what they said was a campaign of deadly violence by President Bashar al-Assad's security forces.