Sentence examples for looking to interrogate from inspiring English sources
While presenting the film at a festival in New York, Joreige and Hadjithomas learned that cops back in Lebanon were looking to interrogate them and had tried to confiscate rolls of "A Perfect Day" from local theatres.
No matter the subject, then, Cyarron looks to interrogate the notion of edifice.
It's the kind of platform that More United may well look at to interrogate its members.
Some are creating work that can be seen as reënvisioning community, some are interrogating the image, some are looking to the Internet or archives for source material of their work.
We look forward to interrogating our relatively new system!
JOEL STREICKER San Francisco Today's "trackers," Wolf writes, looking to avoid the blind spots and errors of human judgment, "are exploring an alternate route" to "interrogating their inner worlds": numbers and quantifiable data.
He and Dickas look for opportunities to interrogate officials on the gaps between what they say in public and what they say in classified briefings.
American military and intelligence officers, looking for better ways to interrogate prisoners in the war on terror, went combing through government files.
His face wet, he began to interrogate the accusing council member, who now looked sheepish.
I didn't have to look far to find a person to interrogate about this phenomenon, though, since I recognized the very same obsession in myself.
"The value of the process is not to look for that definitive answer; it's to interrogate the performances critically," said Ross Tucker, a senior lecturer at the University of Cape Town in South Africa who evaluates cycling performances on sportsscientists.com.com
