Yet in her interviews with these men, she asked them what she wanted to ask, often pursuing questions her subjects would prefer not to answer, and her interview with McCarthy was a case in point.
Katharine Q. Seelye (NYT) GORE DISCUSSES E-MAILS -- Mr. Gore said yesterday that the Republicans were chasing their tails pursuing questions about his missing e-mail, but he offered little additional explanation about them.
But the frank 248-page report said at least equal responsibility for the accident could be placed on organizational problems at NASA and a broken safety culture that impeded reporting and pursuing questions about problems.
In Australia, the Greens party and the South Australian independent senator Nick Xenophon have been pursuing questions about the extent to which Australian citizens have been caught up in the dragnet, and the extent of Australian intelligence agencies' involvement.
She said Mr. Condit's refusal to elaborate on his relationship with Ms. Levy surprised her, and caused her to spend more of the 30-minute interview pursuing questions about it than she had planned.
For some, writing may be a sedentary process, but for me it comes out of a need to wander, escaping lassitude and sorrow while pursuing questions whose answers lie several corners on ahead.
The number of research groups pursuing questions related to cancer survivorship is small at present and needs to increase as does the investment in research that will address the 10 questions highlighted in this editorial.
The abundance of genome information and the ease with which it can now be obtained makes the need eminent for technologies that enable progress to be made in pursuing questions relating to functional genomics.
To pursue question generation for support of students in developing their argumentation ability, the paper investigated questions automatically generated with WordNet, a lexical database.
Further, not everyone is eager to pursue questions that might complicate his identity.
