Sentence examples for is constantly interrogating from inspiring English sources
Weinraub is deeply interested in the work that manifests high-power performance, and "Shakedown" is constantly interrogating what links labor and the individual.
Boyd studies young people and their relationships, and is constantly interrogated by parents about the risks kids face online.
Let there be no doubt that concepts such as "secularism" or "freedom of speech" are rarely detached from the culture and values of the time, and they need to be constantly interrogated, challenged and investigated for selectiveness or partiality.
Womanhood, femininity, space, and norm are constantly interrogated through her work.
Biblical literature is constantly interpreting, interrogating and disagreeing with itself.
As Dr Cheryl Cooky, a sports sociologist at Purdue University and a co-author of the US TV study, puts it: "What you still hear from women is that their status as sports fans is constantly questioned and interrogated.
He is constantly exhausted.
Physical reality is constantly evolving, constantly growing, constantly changing.
He is constantly stressed.
