Sentence examples for about to be interrogated from inspiring English sources

In the centre, eyeballing us as if we are about to be interrogated, are 10 actors dressed in identical black suits-cum-uniforms.

Katherine is often photographed head on, her face dominating the middle of the frame, as if she were about to be interrogated.

Some were Iraqis and others were Syrian, and all were to be interrogated about Saddam.

The file shows that Aamer was sent to Guantánamo in order to be interrogated about a Kuwaiti charity and a training camp in Afghanistan.

The files also reveal that an al-Jazeera journalist was held at Guantánamo for six years, partly in order to be interrogated about the Arabic news network.

Each one seems to be charged with drama of one kind or another, imbued with a mood of slightly anxious expectation, as if ready to be interrogated about its meaning, its purpose.

"The first reaction I got was to be interrogated about it, with everybody telling me it wasn't possible.

His readers are not presented with an elaborate system of doctrines held to be so fully worked out that they are in no need of further exploration or development; instead, what we often receive from Plato is a few key ideas together with a series of suggestions and problems about how those ideas are to be interrogated and deployed.

George Packer has laid out what that might look like on a personal level; on a political one, the Administration needs to be interrogated, sharply, about just what it thinks is going to happen after the two or maybe three days of missile strikes that leaks tell us to expect.

The argument that somehow by releasing those memos, we are providing terrorists with information about how they will be interrogated is unfounded – we will not be interrogating terrorists using that approach, because that approach is now prohibited.

"The person can be interrogated about the process, about the meaning of the document," Professor Thompson said.