Sentence examples for interrogations into from inspiring English sources

Pavlensky, for his part, has transformed his interrogations into performances, private ones as they happen and then by publishing transcripts.

Expect experiments in content and form, from textual interrogations into painting's purpose, to radical new textures and materials.

Frequent management changes and congressional probes have put the spy agency's managers, few of whom had anything to do with so-called "extraordinary renditions" or "rough interrogations," into a permanent defensive crouch.

Above interrogations into narrative, artistry, and politics, these questions are prioritized that a game is technically efficient, and a viable "product," often feels more important than whether it's saying or doing or trying anything.

These studies serve as robust initial population-based interrogations into host genome-microbiome associations, and further clarify previously described microbiome-ethnicity associations at the molecular level.

This powerful, dark interrogation into an America on the verge of disaster draws on James Dean and features the knockout cast of Michelle Boulé, Tarek Halaby and Mr. Gutierrez (whose performance texts will be published this week by 53rd State Press).

As Tommy Mr. Leary has some memorable moments: when he wants his reluctant children to divulge information about his wife's new boyfriend, Tommy turns his interrogation into a game show, awarding cash to whichever child answers his questions first.

Waters's masterly evocation of the decline and fall of a grand Warwickshire family and their crumbling estate manages to be simultaneously a compelling ghost story, an acute portrait of postwar change, and a slow-burning, multilayered interrogation into rationality and belief.

In mounting a gentle but firm interrogation into such matters, The Pattern in the Carpet turns out to be full not so much of last things as late things - a mature overview of a lifetime spent fitting objects together in various ways before breaking them up and beginning all over again.

"After more than three and half years of intense investigation, 42 hours of interrogation into every aspect of my personal and professional life, and eight investigators harassing dozens of my friends and colleagues, the inspector general could not find a flyspeck of evidence of any illegality on my part," Mr. Bratt said.

Part of this interrogation into the industrial manufacturers of tomorrow needs to involve looking at assumptions about financing and the actual mechanics of manufacturing.