Episode of the year: Carlos Doesn't Remember, the story of one scholarship student that interrogates the concept of meritocracy in the American education system.
Much of the critical praise has been lavished on the purple prose of Andre 3000's The Love Below, on which he interrogates the concept of romantic love from every conceivable angle and croons rather than raps.
This paper takes as a starting point the expanded model of health literacy advanced by Nutbeam (2000) and addresses these concerns by interrogating the concept of "critical health literacy" in order to draw conclusions about its utility for advancing the health of individuals and communities.
Cai's exhibition, however, directly interrogates the concept and legitimacy of the "contemporary Chinese group show" by asking "What about the art?" and focusing on the artworks themselves rather than on overarching theories and generalizations of Chinese art.
Further research is required to interrogate the concept of ownership and the consent process in research involving biological samples.
Query consists of the ability to interrogate the concept hierarchy on the basis of object associations or, conversely, to reveal object associations amongst selected concepts or classes.
We have therefore interrogated the thematic data using the key concepts from these two theoretical perspectives (see Figs. 3 and 12).
He even interrogated the mailman.
We interrogated the communities' perceptions.
When interrogated, the defendant Bob denies having criminally shared it.
