In fact, as I interrogated other philosophies (for example, the thought of French poststructuralist Michel Foucault was hot at Berkeley in those days) they actually didn't stand up as well.
She explains that she was interested in exploring "how the extinguishing of something bright and beautiful galvanises people", as well as interrogating "this idea of some violence being, in a sense, titillating".
But ultimately, I think my only real responsibility is to -- as much as possible -- interrogate my own truths.
He rattles through questions as if being interrogated – yes, no, I don't know, I don't understand the question – but insists that he enjoys being interviewed.
He rattles through questions as if being interrogated – yes, no, I don't know, I don't understand the question – but insists that he enjoys being interviewed.
Rather, he treats the eminent conductor like vile scum; he might as well be interrogating Goebbels himself.
As I understand you were interrogated by the F.B.I.? Are you coming back because they asked you or you yourself want to?
As an English-speaker I was interrogated more than most by numerous agencies, including British ones.
In Bahawalpur, as elsewhere in Pakistan, I was interrogated with polite determination.
The movie's later scenes are mostly flashbacks as they interrogate one another and pour out life histories.
In this way, students might be encouraged to engage in critical self-reflexive work as they interrogate power relations within the context of the curricula and the school.
