Sentence examples for interrogating themselves from inspiring English sources

Whereas Eden consisted of side-by-side monologues, this is a plot-and character-driven play that attempts to embody characters interrogating themselves and each other about what keeps them functioning.

The fact that several of the women I spoke to for this article asked me to put them in touch with Sloane to engage in this process is encouraging – it's only by working together and interrogating themselves and each other that culture sector organisations can hope to address gender imbalance at the highest levels.

Rape often leads to severe depression and suicidal thoughts for the victim, when all the victim wanted was help, but instead they get interrogated themselves.

Gawande's marshalling of data, his interweaving of interviews and personal histories, and his descriptions of care-giving innovations prompt readers to interrogate themselves.

I guess the really sweet revenge would be if Bush-Cheney had actually done something about the climate crisis (or been interrogated themselves in a private room), but while we're waiting for a new president, I'm going to content myself with this small victory.

They said they had arrested another foreign terrorism suspect, this time from Germany, and planned to interrogate him themselves.

Reports indicate that the U.S. military knew about the torture, received transcripts of the interrogations conducted by Yemeni interrogators, and interrogated several detainees themselves.

Not without interrogating the suspects themselves.

In the film's second part, the limelight switches from Gosling to Bradley Cooper, an actor with the same compelling gaze as Gosling's; both seem to be simultaneously interrogating us and examining themselves.

"His interrogator interrogated.

We expect trusts to be interrogating these results and asking themselves how they can improve.