Sentence examples for the questioner are from inspiring English sources

What makes one answer better than another is determined only by the interests of the questioner (are they interested in increasing web traffic to the SEP? understanding digital humanities? the legacy of Stanford University?).

The roles of the debater and the questioner are well defined; the questioner has to succinctly present his case (all on Buddhism related topics) and the defender has to answer within a fixed time frame.

Open-ended questions indicate the questioner is interested in listening to the questionee's response.

On the level of the mysterious, the identity of the questioner is tied to the question and, therefore, the questioner is not interchangeable.

Reciprocity, or when the questioner offers information first, will increase responses to personal questions even when the questioner is a computer (Barak and Gluck-Ofri 2007; Fogg and Nass 1997; Harris 2016).

The questioner was limited to questions that could be answered by yes or no; generally, the answerer could only respond with yes or no, though in some cases answeres could object to the form of a question.

The witness is not obligated to reformulate the questions or respond to what the questioner is plainly, if clumsily, driving at.

Typically one asks a question to obtain information, so the questioner is K2, and the answerer K1.

When the question "Are you happy?" is posed, it is not as offhand as it sounds, because the questioner is obviously hoping the answer is no.

To get a sense of how it works, imagine a graph that in some sense plots questions against answers, and suppose that the questioner is interested in two answers, which would be depicted on the graph as two points.

Such a "problem" is, in fact, meta-problematic; it is a question in which the identity of the questioner is an issue.