Sentence examples for a long interrogation from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors had been questioning Mr. Richard in the hospital, after he began feeling exhausted Monday following a long interrogation.

In a long interrogation that day, the detective later boasted, he used deception to trick him into confessing.

Mr. Fox, 30, testified that he lost hope during a long interrogation and gave a false story when promised leniency.

After another strip search and a long interrogation, the pastors were reunited with the children and put in a detention camp.

Mr. Espinosa faces a long interrogation in Mexico over his political and personal history, including his work as Mr. Zedillo's campaign finance manager in 1994.

After a long interrogation during which he sat in silence, he received a list of 186 written questions from Mr. Carrillo.

A: It's a combination of stressing the person out, exhausting the person through a very long interrogation and dangling some potential reward for confession in front of him, like a promise of leniency.

Since his arrest, which has now earned him the unwelcome distinction of being the longest held western journalist in Iran, he has lived in a small cell, endured long interrogation and suffered serious infections and weight loss, his brother Ali told the Guardian in December.

The authors record this line from the detectives who interrogated him: "This man is a very good liar, who will need a long continuous interrogation, an intelligent gentleman, well instructed in the methods of interrogation".

This was a long-overdue retrospective for the Spanish artist, whose journey is one long interrogation of the photographic medium.

Thus, he could brag that the cop's office, where the long interrogation scene in "Le Doulos" (1961) unfolds, is "an exact copy of the office Rouben Mamoulian had built for 'City Streets' and which he copied from the New York police headquarters".