It allowed him to interrogate his own prejudices embedded in a sense of national identity.
They interrogate members of this strange community and discover that many of them might be complicit in a dark conspiracy.
Despite the large meeting room, only six senators showed up to interrogate Sullivan.
There is no pause to interrogate his own immersive activism.
They were not able to interrogate them to get information.
Now the practice of Interrogative Analysis compels such persons to interrogate—to propose questions—to think.
Fouquet resumed his usual serenity, that he might interrogate Aramis with a look.
He had begged his friends, the friars, to obtain an interview with the Syndic of Sand Beda, and interrogate him on the subject.
It was during a relay that Porthos ventured to interrogate Aramis discreetly.
Elspeth Williamson being brought in, and interrogate if she was a witch, she answered, that she would not deny that.
late 15c., a back-formation from interrogation, or else from Latin interrogatus, past participle of interrogare "to ask, question" (see interrogation). Related: Interrogated; interrogating.
