But it was dawning on him that the audience was chiefly interested in questioning the question, and in the questions raised by the questioning--not just about Indians but surely about gravity as well--and if you looked very closely you could see that the little look of mischief in his eye had vanished.
Justice Kennedy, however, seemed primarily interested in questioning the law for the wrong reasons, concerned that the Defense of Marriage Act interferes in the primary right of states to regulate marriage and its benefits.
If anything, he seemed even more interested in questioning the ownership.
It is not known why the special prosecutor was so interested in questioning Mr. Cooper about Mr. Libby.
"That got a lot of people interested in questioning whether our armor was indeed the king's," said Stuart W. Pyhrr, the curator of arms and armor at the Met.
B1 Trying to Stay on Message Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton offered legislation to bolster upstate New York's economy, but reporters were more interested in questioning her about presidential pardons.
In the last few months, the police released images from security cameras in the areas of the attacks, which showed a man they said they were interested in questioning.
Muslims have been making Britain their home for nigh on a century now, and no one seems to be interested in questioning why, all of a sudden, this 2.5m-strong community has become such a threat?
While lawyers for the Justice Department are not sure that Mr. Abbas can be convicted in the United States for his role in the hijacking of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro in 1985, the Defense Department says American officials indeed remain interested in questioning him.
In Seattle, the police chief, Gil Kerlikowske, said that he had not received a formal request for help but that he had contacted the local F.B.I. office himself and was told the bureau was interested in questioning fewer than two dozen men in Seattle.
