Sentence examples for Good interrogate from inspiring English sources

Will a committee of the great and the good interrogate young app designers about the social benefits of their inventions?

If nothing else, Today's interview shows how much we now scrutinise the scrutinisers: social media allows us to question whether broadcasters do a good job interrogating guests from the fringes of politics.

Always a good place to interrogate I find.

"It won't lead to anything good, the way they interrogate people," he said.

First, textbook-style descriptions of the possible constraints on adaptation should not be viewed as a good reason not to interrogate systems about the potential for evolutionary response [ 10].

"His interrogator interrogated.

The fact that Abu Sayyaf's wife had been captured and would be interrogated was good, he said.

It is good data and you can interrogate it using Nomis, a service from the Office for National Statistics ONSS).

I want to share information, interrogate ideas, disseminate good work, question social and cultural structures, build communities of smart progressive people and generally make the world a better place.

It's a good place to begin, when interrogating its use, to acknowledge the many kinds of people who will be unable to speak out, or who will not be respected if they do.

"They came in and interrogated me for a good forty-five minutes," he says.