uninterrogated

Much of the negative critique relies on a tacit and uninterrogated assumption: Sports franchise stars like LeBron James - and by extension, sports arenas - revitalize not only central business districts but entire residential, commercial, and industrial zones.

Andrew Wilkes: Lebron James and the Taste of Humble Pie 2010

For me, I leave that bit of the poem uninterrogated for the moment, perhaps upon the next read it will make for sense.

LH reads Anne Carson Lemon Hound 2009

I was just raising an element I think in general most of us would rather leave uninterrogated: this idea that every voice silences another voice.

Author Junot Diaz 2008

But these all remain uninterrogated as to their Being and its structure, in accordance with the thoroughgoing way in which the question of Being have been neglected.

enowning enowning 2007

But these all remain uninterrogated as to their Being and its structure, in accordance with the thoroughgoing way in which the question of Being have been neglected.

Archive 2007-11-01 enowning 2007

Your daughter and Mr. Newport were delivered to his apartment, unscathed, uninterrogated, and in one piece.

Scent of Danger Andrea Kane 2003

He was sufficiently acquainted with the librarian of the Institution to go in and out uninterrogated, and to make any use he pleased of the reading-room.

Birds of Prey 1875

Michael Atkinson in the Voice: "The book may've magnetized readers with explications of Christian lore that draws too much uninterrogated devotion as it is, but the movie ends up feeling like a long-winded History Channel special with movie stars and car chases."

GreenCine Daily 2009

No contemporary film, even one that appears to be universally acclaimed such as Million Dollar Baby, has been left uninterrogated.

GreenCine Daily 2009

Michael Atkinson in the Voice: "The book may've magnetized readers with explications of Christian lore that draws too much uninterrogated devotion as it is, but the movie ends up feeling like a long-winded History Channel special with movie stars and car chases."

GreenCine Daily 2009