"We wanted to interrogate our impressions.
They were criticisms driven by the fear that he was abandoning me to interrogate our future uncertainties alone.
Instead, it highlights our compulsion to interrogate our ghosts in search of meaning — and the inexorable way they slip our grasp.
But she also points out that the ability to interrogate our beliefs is (in the words of a writer named William Hirstein), a "cognitive luxury".
We examined the Cox regression coefficients of this selected cluster to interrogate our results.
We wanted to interrogate our own data with a specific focus on this feature.
The programme depicts a part of our political machine that isn't failing; an opportunity to consult or interrogate our elected officials and get real answers in return.
An in-class exercise will demonstrate how we can interrogate our memory to bring back the details otherwise forgotten.
We interrogated our database to determine whether paralogy was a useful predictor of essentiality.
To study this phenomenon, we interrogate our WES data for the LOH across the whole genome of the sample.
