Sentence examples for interrogation as to from inspiring English sources

Call it "Goldfinching", after Vanity Fair's 2014 yes-but-is-it-art interrogation as to whether Donna Tartt's Pulitzer prize-winning, mega-bestselling book The Goldfinch is or is not literature.

Vigorous attention should be paid in the future to the fact that previously conducted RCTs and systemic reviews of RCTs failed to give a clear answer at the interrogation as to whether SMBG is or is not influencing metabolic control in NIT-DM.

There may be a mug shot, fingerprinting, and lengthy interrogations as to one's children's true paternity.

There may be a mug shot, fingerprinting and long interrogations as to one's children's paternity.

Furthermore, as psychoanalysts have stressed, much of our intentional mental activity is not conscious at all, but may become conscious in the process of therapy or interrogation, as we come to realize how we feel or think about something.

They labelled routine documents in use in my interrogation as "law enforcement sensitive" to penalise me should I post them online.

They labeled routine documents in use in my interrogation as "Law Enforcement Sensitive" to penalize me should I post them online.

Certainly they reveal a ticklish sense of the perplexities he found himself in, and a degree of self-interrogation (as opposed to self-examination) he seldom displayed again.

And, Mr. Thiessen writes: "If this principle applies to taking human life, it must certainly apply to coercive interrogation as well.

In detention, Bakr found that it was difficult to undergo interrogation as a political prisoner when he had committed no act of protest, belonged to no political organization, and in fact held no strong political opinions.

The evidence strongly suggests that Mr. Ghailani was tortured, not merely subjected to "aggressive" interrogation, as Mr. Goldsmith euphemistically puts it.