Sentence examples for an interrogation of a from inspiring English sources
An interpreter for the F.B.I. during an interrogation of a suspect in the terrorist bombing of the American Embassy in Kenya in 1998 now says that she heard sounds and pleading that led her to believe that the suspect was being beaten, and that she was so traumatized by the incident that she fled from the room, newly filed court documents show.
In a telling illustration, he recalls the anti-mafia magistrate Giovanni Falcone conducting an interrogation of a mobster known as "Joe the tanner".
The lawyer, Kenneth M. Swartz, representing one of Mr. Padilla's co-defendants, Adham Amin Hassoun, focused on an interrogation of a Qaeda operative known as Uways, who gave up information about how he and others had interviewed Mr. Padilla for deployment to a Qaeda training camp in Afghanistan.
The department continues investigating leads into the Adena Watson case, including an interrogation of a man who lived within walking distance of the scene and was previously charged with murdering a 14-year-old girl.
There's also an interrogation of an old Iraqi, "Uncle Insurgent," that stuns even as it flirts with bathos.
It's a generally dark world — "Sign Here" is an interrogation of an anonymous female — but there's not much melodrama.
This unusually cogent and complexly structured documentary becomes, all at once, a kind of existential travelogue, an interrogation of memory, and a comedy of temperament.
The documentary is exhilarating, both as a showcase for performance and an interrogation of faith and its fragility.
Despite Butler's skillful plotting and absorbing characters, "A Small Hotel" is ultimately a novel of ideas, an interrogation of the limitations and uses of language.
The show begins as a meditation on inequality but becomes an interrogation of the very meaning of a meritocracy, that metric most vaunted in the modern capitalist world.
The reddish-pink landscape does indeed make the conflict seem psychedelic, but as an interrogation of documentary photography, it seems a tad too one-dimensional.
