More ambitious, more brilliant and more discursive, it has a lively, consistently interrogative authorial voice; it draws upon a rich hinterland of cultural knowledge; it makes interventions into the massive historiography on Cézanne, challenging some scholars, affirming others.
An image like this is art in the interrogative mode and in the active voice.
His voice, labouring under a sore throat, is a croaky monotone broken by interrogative uplifts that turn banal statements into doubting inquiries - 'It was, like, July?' Coupland never discusses the emotional terrain of his life.
inflectional layers headed by functional categories such as agreement, modality, voice, tense, aspect, among others), and the CP layer (the complementizer layer hosting kinds of force such as interrogative, imperative, and exclamative mood).14 There may be recursive topics but only a single focus between Force P and FinP.
There is, throughout, an attentively interrogative mood.
He said it Australian interrogative style.
Instead, they recommend what's called interrogative self talk.
The interrogative always made the dog's tail wag frantically.
The main moods are indicative, imperative, interrogative, and subjunctive.
Then Radko, dicing the interrogative, said, "What baby?" "Mine.
