Sentence examples for interrogates from inspiring English sources

MoveOn.org, the progressive group, turned the full comment into an ad; for a sense of the response, see Reihan Salam, who accepts the premise but interrogates the conclusion.

"Who's in Charge?" is a wide-ranging and enjoyable exploration of how science interrogates the mind.

Soon after being reported stolen, the Tahoe is located by an operator who interrogates its satellite-navigation device.

It is the forum that summons forth and interrogates key but elusive figures such as Mr King, government officials and the mythic beasts who used to run the commercial banks.

But every five years it interrogates the individuals nominated for posts in the European Commission, and it relishes the opportunity.

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At the trial he introduces evidence, interrogates witnesses, and argues questions of law and fact.

After Rolfe aggressively interrogates the woman (Judy Garland, Janningg takes the stand and admits his culpability.

Gopnik skilfully retells these stories in a chapter on "radical winter", where he interrogates our enduring fascination with those stoic but perhaps morally dubious men who ventured out to claim a meaningless geographical entity, often leading whole crews to their deaths.

Here, Smith sends up the same slice of self-regarding society and interrogates its value system.

"The work interrogates the boundaries, access points and interaction between 'interior' and 'exterior' categories.