Sentence examples for fail to interrogate from inspiring English sources

As Dickie holds forth, Sayles throws in reaction shots of the assembled reporters, who are so stunned by Dickie's ineptitudes that they fail to interrogate him as vigorously as they should.

But if I'm too quick to isolate the act and chastise the single offense, I fail to interrogate the system that enabled it and the heritage that passes such lyrics and privilege down through the years.

The fact is the police completely failed to interrogate the information they had gathered in 2006.

Tellingly, though, fiction has failed to interrogate this kind of existential threat, presumably because a resolutely machine intelligence lacks dramatic potential.

The biggest mystery of all remains why on earth the police failed to interrogate all the evidence they had gathered from Mulcaire in 2006.

Israeli officials say Mr. Arafat has imprisoned few of the most dangerous men and has failed to interrogate the ones he already has behind bars.

In our 2007 report, we were incredulous that the press watchdog failed to interrogate him, nonetheless, as part of its review into the affair.

On her other sword arm, Tatar duels the tutting finger of Bennett, and his "Book of Virtues" brand, which, with its insistence that the great fairy tales teach timeless and universal cultural values, she writes, "endorses a kind of mindless reading that fails to interrogate the cultural values embedded in the stories written once upon a time".

However, they provided only one or two specific incidents as support and, furthermore, failed to interrogate these incidents sufficiently to demonstrate that video games were indeed a significant factor.

"In the context of that argument, realism  fails to interrogate things that various un-realisms might have a better chance of interrogating".

It may also be that our hypothesis-driven approach failed to interrogate the appropriate pathways.