Sentence examples for toughest questioning from inspiring English sources

Possibly because they needn't worry about being tagged with liberal bias, probably because tense theater equals good television, they have subjected Republican candidates to some of their toughest questioning.

Kelly's attempt to challenge Trump over his perceived misogyny was the toughest questioning the Republican presidential contender had faced since announcing his bid for the White House two months earlier.

Mr. Giuliani faced perhaps his toughest questioning in the NBC studios in Rockefeller Center.

Some of the toughest questioning came from Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, who worked on NBC for years on "Saturday Night Live".

On January 12th he appeared before the five-strong panel, headed by a former senior civil servant, and faced the toughest questioning so far about Britain's invasion of Iraq.

She brushed aside renewed Tory claims that the decision was linked to the donation to Labour Party funds of pounds 1m by Bernie Ecclestone, the Formula One chief, but she faced the toughest questioning so far from Labour MPs.

Tough questioning now has no place in polite society.

Mr. Luxemburgo faces tough questioning about more recent lineup decisions, too.

Mr. Weinstein could face tougher questioning next week in front of a hearing before the transportation committee of the New Jersey Assembly.

He probably did not win anyone over, but he sounded more engaged than he has of late, and he held up well under tough questioning.

Tough questioning from the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati led Mr. Katyal to call Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. to say they had probably lost.