This is a poet with a prosecutorial mind: in supple and exact language, she interrogates the world around us.
His work interrogated the world's economic performance before and through the financial crisis, then helped led the academic and policy debate on matters of the highest macroeconomic importance.
She explores the subject from the point of view of the way in which females are raised in the US by interrogating the world surrounding beauty queens and pageantry.
She fell in love with a fellow student, had a child, and began to use the muck and material of everyday life to create work that interrogated the world around her.
What I've been doing with this performance is interrogating the world that surrounds me, the world of occupation, the world of militarization, the world of living between bunkers and living between army camps and what used to be torture centers.
He argues that the vocational aspect of much arts education leaves little room or incentive for students to interrogate the wider world, or explore not just how they make theatre but, more fundamentally, why they should be making it in the first place.
The Reverend Canon Mark Oakley said the sculptures "provoke us into interrogating the present world and the landscapes we casually view on the news every day".
Its target audience, the young, are invited to pride themselves on the blameless nobility of their age-group, but not expected to interrogate the realities of their world, or question their own passion for The X Factor.
I want them to question and search around for more information and start to form their own understanding of, for instance, why we've been at war in Afghanistan and why British forces are active in so many parts of the world – and then interrogate the morality of those events, in the context of what has led up to them.
