Sentence examples for work interrogates from inspiring English sources
"The work interrogates the boundaries, access points and interaction between 'interior' and 'exterior' categories.
If you had to sum it up, you could say his work interrogates the role technology has in shaping our world today.
"The work interrogates the condition of difference in both art and world contexts: does Axel meet resistance because of his incongruous visual identity, or his transgressive means of investigation?" asks Barrois, whose project is updated on a dedicated Instagram page.
In musculoskeletal disease, relatively little work interrogates the role lncRNAs in tissue physiology and disease except for a few studies in cartilage/OA [ 80- 82] and muscle (reviewed [ 83]) and an osteosarcoma study [ 84].
A few days after that, five police officers arrested Mr. Chambers at work, interrogated him for eight hours and seized his computers and phones.
His work interrogated the world's economic performance before and through the financial crisis, then helped led the academic and policy debate on matters of the highest macroeconomic importance.
"This gathering of works interrogates assumptions and opens the space between understanding and perception".
We can't rely on the reality of the Obama presidency to substitute for the deep, authentic work of interrogating who we really are, and the depths of our racial fears and biases.
It challenges audiences, activists and artists alike to do the difficult work of interrogating the subtle biases, deep beliefs, and core values that shape our world in order to change it for the better – to feel so we can be free.
Neloms tells me investigators then came to her place of work and interrogated her until her boss told the agents to leave, but not before the investigators asked her plainly why she had chosen to vote with an absentee ballot.
She fell in love with a fellow student, had a child, and began to use the muck and material of everyday life to create work that interrogated the world around her.
