Sentence examples for interrogate and explain from inspiring English sources

Instead, this book argues that these strands must be brought together in order to interrogate and explain pastoralists' lived realities.

And explain it.

In a speech Tuesday, Obama defended his approach to national security and explained the legal and policy underpinnings that his administration used to decide whether and how to detain, interrogate or kill suspected terrorists.

Expose, interrogate, explain, question, understand: these were the things the media had to do.

It is the level at which the theoretical perspectives in qualitative reports can be interrogated to explain the phenomenon under study.

Alongside a need for drawing skills for those entering employment identified by a range of industries in the creative sectors – animation, architecture, design, fashion, film, theatre, performance and the communication industries – drawing is also widely used within a range of other professions as a means to develop, document, explore, explain, interrogate and plan.

Rare variants or variants with a low minor allele frequency are not interrogated in genome-wide association studies and could explain a large fraction of the missing heritability of common diseases (Manolio et al., 2009).

We explain and blame.

We must interrogate her so she explains exactly if she did this under influence, if she did it by ideology, if she did it to aid and abet," Police Union spokesman Christophe Crepin told the Associated Press on Saturday.

And I explained why.

In the second section of the article I explain the rationale for interrogating scarcity and briefly explore its application within the limits of a single political jurisdiction.