Sentence examples for a book debriefing from inspiring English sources

The two greeted Assange with hugs, and Gittoes handed him a book: "Debriefing the President: The Interrogation of Saddam Hussein," by John Nixon, a former C.I.A. agent who interviewed the Iraqi leader and came to believe that he had been misunderstood.

Nixon's book, "Debriefing the President," gives more ammunition to the skeptics; indeed, some of its contents can only be described as sensational.

A book.

Other units have experimented with a debriefing book where issues are entered as they arise to be discussed at specific times though we have not tried this.

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After you'd had a booking you could debrief with each other.

He was removed from prison to a secure unit for a debriefing, which took seven months.

Mailer followed through with a nonfiction book, On God, in which he debriefed himself on matters holy and profane and advanced his argument that God is an artist.

There is a "field debriefing" going on, the officer said.

After each a facilitated debriefing took place.

Existing approaches include psychological debriefing (PD), usually conducted as a single debriefing session after the event, and critical incident stress management, which often includes group debriefing.