Sentence examples for stiff questioning from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain, who did not appear at any campaign events on Friday, faced stiff questioning about his advertisements on "The View," a show that has become a must-stop for candidates and their spouses.

On Sunday, he faced stiff questioning from BBC London's political editor Tim Donovan (watch from 40 minute point), who pressed him on his fares freeze pledge and on housing policy, asking Khan to explain, among other things, how his proposed "50% rule" to increase the amount of below market-priced homes in housing developments could possibly work.

In his second day before the committee, Mr. Ashcroft, a former senator of Missouri, faced stiff, sometimes harsh, questioning from Democrats who challenged him on issues including abortion, gun control and his record on civil rights.

In 2008, before the financial crisis, I wrote a column questioning Mr. Lipton's various efforts "to stiff-arm the people who actually own the company".

Her back was stiff and her responses to Ms. Doscher's friendly line of questioning vague.

It isn't just the White House's stiff-arming of the Washington press corps and reluctance to submit to Congressional questioning.

Supporters of Obama's health care reform are "keeping a stiff upper lip" reports The Hill as reaction to three tough days of oral argument and questioning on aspects of President Obama's Affordable Care Act (ACA).

The movies shifted from stiff, stark, enraged fables, decisive to the point of patness, to something more relaxed and ruminative and questioning.

But questioning his desire?

(Miss Larson looks questioning).

questioning feminine and masculine.