Sentence examples for it interrogating from inspiring English sources

The question is, is it interrogating the problems it raises, especially about masculinity, or merely indulging them?

It also raises some phoney ones.The Pentagon fears that to classify detainees as prisoners-of-war would prevent it interrogating them.

Click here to watch video Much discussion under our news story about the axing of Ben Elton's unloved sitcom The Wright Way – most of it slagging off Elton, predictably enough, and some of it interrogating the idea that Twitter reaction should be a factor in BBC programming.

"The Shield" was so excellent, and it interrogated its main characters' motivations so thoroughly, that it was worth watching Vic Mackey flagrantly and selfishly break rules for seven seasons.

Neither the Director of National Intelligence, the National Security Council nor the FBI would say how many people work at the HIG, how many operational MITs it houses, how big its budget is, how many times it has been dispatched, where it interrogates people -- or even whether any of that information is classified.

It interrogates pain, grief, despair, destitution, nationalism, pride, shame; all through the prism of youth.

But every five years it interrogates the individuals nominated for posts in the European Commission, and it relishes the opportunity.

It interrogates not just the state of the nation, but also the national psyche and what theatre can be.

But, like "Julius Caesar," the show doesn't endorse political violence; it interrogates it, drawing out what's scary and silly about these armed malcontents.

It interrogates the troubadour genre, the "Alba" or dawn song, in which the lovers lament their obligation to separate at daybreak.

If this taco were displayed in an art gallery, and perhaps it should be, the catalog copy would tell us that it interrogates issues of class, immigration and ethnicity in fine dining.