Sentence examples for whose questioning from inspiring English sources

The accuser in this case, both sides said, was just that kind of girl: a free spirit whose questioning and challenges to authority landed her in trouble.

Is there anyone in Washington with a better instinct for the jugular than Henry Waxman, the committee chairman, whose questioning evoked some of Greenspan's most evocative comments?

In contrast, Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, a Democrat whose questioning prompted Mr. Clapper's statement in March, stepped up his criticism of how intelligence officials portrayed the surveillance programs and called for public hearings to address the disclosures.

Dan Jarvis, the Labour MP whose questioning uncovered the closure, said the decision ran contrary to the May's pledge to govern on the basis of social justice and equal life chances.

Ian Lavery MP, a member of the Commons Energy and Climate Change select committee, whose questioning led to npower's admission, said: "(Chancellor) George Osborne has serious questions to answer about why he has appointed the boss of an energy firm which paid no corporation tax in the last three years, despite making £766m in profits, to the board of HMRC.

Even Job, whose questioning at times verges on subverting Yahwist doctrine, ends up endorsing the official creed: "Man dies, and is laid low...

Norton is an award-winning BBC presenter whose outrageous questioning style has endeared him to audiences.

One part of Labour definitely sees the corporation as a dangerous enemy whose relentless questioning daily erodes confidence in the government and politicians in general.

Waters, whose caustic questioning indicated that she was sympathetic to the public-housing residents, took a long time to lose her patience.

So who was questioning whose courage, in this good cop-bad cop scenario?

Even "Losing My Mind," the killer ballad from "Follies," whose narrator is questioning her mental stability, remained lofty and safely tranquilized.