Sentence examples for interrogates not from inspiring English sources

It interrogates not just the state of the nation, but also the national psyche and what theatre can be.

These were works desperate to interrogate, not ingratiate.

For twenty-three days, he was held in a hotel in the city of Skopje, interrogated, not allowed to contact anyone.

They display a supple and prosecutorial mind interrogating not merely her own life but also the sensual and political nature of the world that spins around it.

The select committee on culture, media and sport will now have the chance to interrogate not only the two Murdochs but also Rebekah Brooks, chief executive of News International, the company's British newspaper subsidiary.

Hence the two scenes in which, after a mission, he is interrogated not by a superior but by a computer that stares at him, with an unblinking lens, and performs a "Post-Trauma Baseline Test".

Mrs. Hassan was interrogated but not charged in the case.

Prosecutors also accused the scriptwriter, who was interrogated but not imprisoned, of harming Egypt.

The news agency quoted one of the monks saying he had been interrogated but not physically abused.

He was interrogated, told not to speak to foreign media and ordered to report to an office every day for 15 days.

They used different methods to interrogate to not only me but to every prisoner.