Sentence examples for drawing confessions from from inspiring English sources

TORTURE, as a way of drawing confessions from criminals or political dissidents, is theoretically banned in Iran but used there as it is in all too many other countries.

He continued his career by making a new documentary, "Forced Confessions", limning the oppressive practice of drawing out forced confessions from the accused in Iran.

I suppose you've drawn all these confessions from me simply because your question makes it sound terrifying, like I "went online" and never returned.

According to Murillo Karam, the "historical truth" was partly drawn from the confessions of detained police and drug-gang members, including some who admitted that they had participated in the massacre of the students at the Cocula dump, and claimed to have tended the fire and disposed of the remains afterward.

Much of the material for Memoirs was drawn from the "confessions" that Peng had written during the Cultural Revolution, and the book focused on Peng's early life, before the Second Sino-Japanese War.

Amid much swearing and enthusiastic sexual precociousness there are tender moments of personal confession drawn so carefully from the talented cast that the effect is surprise devastation.

But for every confession, America's women loved her more, drawing solace from her struggles as they coped with their own.

"Girl Gone Wild" is as a mid-tempo party track, drawing influence from four-on-the-floor and has a similar sound to tracks from the singer's tenth studio album, Confessions on a Dance Floor (2005).

Drawing comes from the heart.

But still others it was simply politics in 2004, that Mr. McGreevey was using this public, personal confession to draw attention from a lapse in professional judgment that he fears will be exposed.

Detectives John Barber and Robert Rivera were able to draw the confession out of Mr. Jamison, an investigator said.