Sentence examples for asking perpetrators from inspiring English sources

Joshua Oppenheimer balances history with the surreal by asking perpetrators of Indonesia's mass killings in the 60s to recreate their murder rituals.

Because if you're not monitoring it independently, you're asking the perpetrator to give you the video of the crime scene.

On one occasion a man even took a rope and started to choke him with it until the Prophet's friend Abu Bakr intervened, asking the perpetrator, "Do you want to kill a man who all he is saying is God is my Lord?" Despite these things, a regular prayer that the Prophet Muhammad would make was Allahumaghfirli qawmi, fa innahum laa ya'lamoon - "Oh God, forgive my people.

"You should ask the perpetrators, not me," he said wryly.

We have to ask – are perpetrators becoming increasingly confident?

I would hope he would know better than to ask the perpetrators whether they've been behaving appropriately.

In an unusual move, the director asked the perpetrators to re-enact these killings in the style of different film genres.

He asks these perpetrators to provide citations in the Gospels, other parts of the New Testament, or any additional writings or testimonies about his life that they believe support their crimes against humanity.

I tackle this question in a mock trial, in which Jesus asks these perpetrators, "How do you justify your violent acts based on my teachings and mission?" Christians today, especially evangelicals, are eager to let go of long-standing antagonisms and are reaching out to Jews in a spirit of reconciliation.

R. Release date: Aug. 14. 15 Minutes Detective Eddie Flemming Robert De Niroo) has become such a fixture on tabloid television news shows that he has perpetrators asking him for his autograph.

Can we, or should we, be instead of fighting it and blaming record labels and/or the "perpetrators"—asking our government to approve of what is happening, agree with this flow of information, praise it; Obama talks about nationwide wireless, that is one step to our government's and generation's willingness to embrace "this", but it needs to go deeper.