I enjoyed Capurro's set, but Sweeney's walk-out forced me to interrogate why.
Larson doesn't fully interrogate why the Lusitania was not escorted or protected through dangerous waters, spending more time on President Wilson's romances than on the apparent negligence of Winston Churchill, then the First Lord of the Admiralty.
Drawing on recent academic interest in the depoliticisation of strategic spatial planning, this paper seeks to interrogate why Ireland has adopted this particular scale of governance for wind energy planning.
Then I start to interrogate why that image has such emotional power to me.
Also this "out-of-sight out-of-mind" approach to crime does nothing to interrogate why certain areas might be dangerous.
And when they really miss the mark, as in the case of H. P. Lovecraft, whose likeness has recently come under fire as the bust that adorns the World Fantasy trophy, horror seems quick to interrogate why.
We next interrogated why caspase-10B and -10G appeared either non-functional or having an opposite role compared with isoforms A and D. The absence of the proteolytic domain in the caspase-10G isoform is sufficient to explain its inability to stimulate DR-induced apoptosis.
At their best, as in this song, the Flaming Lips are like a great Russian novelist interrogating the ultimate question: why live?
She also talks, more casually, but without losing her insight, of her own environment, of growing up in a biracial family and interrogates why she sees herself first and foremost as a black person.
If so much of this interrogates why Affleck gets a "pass" when Parker doesn't, let's look at a case that more closely mirrors Affleck's.
