Sentence examples similar to possibly interrogate from inspiring English sources

There are minor, but not meaningless, matters, such as member after member of a congressional oversight committee hobnobbing with Roger Clemens in the days before they publicly interrogate him for possibly perjuring himself in earlier testimony (not to mention the fact that the New York Times has now given his testimony more prominent coverage than yesterdays' presidential primaries).

"His interrogator interrogated.

But I did think that he could have possibly avoided having that and having her interrogate him if it had been a more recognisable symptom".

Nevertheless, we too envision that in the future we will be able to interrogate the evolution – emergence, disappearance and possibly re-emergence – of different CRPC clones/sub-clones following different therapeutic pressures.

By making the experimental metadata available as linked data, NIDM-Experiment will enable querying across the full neuroimaging data lifecycle, interrogating data possibly hosted on distributed resources.

As of this year, British citizens who travel to Syria are almost guaranteed to be stopped at the airport under Schedule 7 – and then interrogated and possibly charged with terrorism offences.

I guess if you were to attempt to interrogate his politics (over a pint of Druid Fluid, down the King's Head, no doubt) they could possibly be characterised as "green paganism".

"You should interrogate me".

Bach likes to interrogate stereotypes.

Would they interrogate my children?

Did you interrogate that document?