interrogation

Again, Aggie studied him with a swift glance of interrogation.

The interrogation came with an abrupt force that cried of new suspicions.

His last remark had been more of a reflection than an interrogation.

He considered that the interrogation might well end with a last word, a last sentence.

He is exhibiting Socrates for the first time undergoing the Socratic interrogation.

And he conveyed a world of interrogation in his monosyllable.

The interrogation, which seemed almost to cover a reproach, irritated the adjutant.

He gave a loud and curious cry—a cry of interrogation it might be called.

This pressure of interrogation was upsetting the restraint he was putting on himself.

His eyes affixed a point of interrogation to the simple declarative.