Then, in the following section (3.3) the texts are interrogated a little differently, with the governing idea being something like a "hermeneutics of suspicion" in reverse.
Elizabeth, trying to start a conversation with her daughter lately, sometimes feels as if she were interrogating a perp.
Pizza! in Kensington, Md., I'm interrogating a margherita pie, my standard order whenever I first break flatbread at a pizzeria.
A guard took me to a secure back room where rebel intelligence agents were interrogating a pair of wounded enemy soldiers.
In the opening sequence he is interrogating a serial killer who is hanging by his hands over a steep drop and ultimately loses his grip.
One of his most memorable debriefings was interrogating a German who had survived a 20,000ft fall over Holland without his parachute opening.
On Tuesday, Schmidt was interrogating a Sylmar gang member at the Foothill station.
And, as it happens, the next thing I am going to do is interrogate a farmer.
A few minutes after Mr. Walker was interrogated, a prisoner hurled a rock at a guard, knocking him down, and seized his rifle, Northern Alliance officials said.
