Sentence examples for Having interrogated from inspiring English sources

Public and private actions of any importance were undertaken only after having interrogated the gods; negative or threatening responses necessitated complex preventive or protective ceremonies.

Littner is no strange to the high-pressured hunt for a talented new businessman or woman, having interrogated many wannabes about their business plans since the hit series launched in 2005.

They wouldn't have interrogated her all night.

It has interrogated and arrested scores of them and has broken up Salafist rallies on Fridays.

Investigators have interrogated her several times on suspicion of instigating ethnic divisions.

They could have – and, I believe, should have – interrogated that information so that it became evidence.

I wish my screen-self could have interrogated President Bartlet about his health.

Several other Catholics said that church officials had interrogated them harshly about their reports of abuse.

Or calls from pollsters, who have interrogated me five times in the last two months.

For ninety-nine days, members of the Army Counter-Intelligence Corps had interrogated Thornwell continuously.

Her mother was a dancer and her father an ex-MI6 spy who had interrogated Himmler.