Sentence examples for could have interrogated from inspiring English sources

I wish my screen-self could have interrogated President Bartlet about his health.

They could have – and, I believe, should have – interrogated that information so that it became evidence.

They wouldn't have interrogated her all night.

(One wonders how Jane Austin might have interrogated such hinged moments).

"Had these men been captured by the Germans, they would have had no rights as prisoners of war - they could have been interrogated brutally and executed.

The district attorney's office has interrogated thousands of people in this improper fashion — primarily indigents who could not afford a lawyer and were interviewed before being arraigned by a judge who appoints counsel.

An avuncular figure with a booming voice, he has interrogated almost every major Islamic radical since 1965, when he interrogated Sayyid Qutb.

It has interrogated and arrested scores of them and has broken up Salafist rallies on Fridays.

Several other Catholics said that church officials had interrogated them harshly about their reports of abuse.

The crisis at Société Générale deepened today when French police began interrogating a second trader who could have dealt with Jérôme Kerviel, the alleged sole perpetrator of the biggest rogue trading scandal in financial history.

But I did think that he could have possibly avoided having that and having her interrogate him if it had been a more recognisable symptom".