Sentence examples for inquisition of from inspiring English sources

For Mr. James, an inquisition of sorts arrived by mail.

Ella scheduled a "Lip Gloss Inquisition" of Clementine.

Pecora's 10-day inquisition of banking leaders was supposed to be this commission's exemplar.

Here's some of the testimony from the inquisition of Aurelia and Polisandra, the accused pair.

"They remind me of the Inquisition of the Roman Catholic Church".

5.05pm BST Summary The inquisition of BBC bosses has drawn to a close.

What public accounts committee chair Margaret Hodge started with her grand inquisitions of tax-avoiding corporations, taken up by UK Uncut protesters, has sparked deep public indignation.

After the Vatican launched two inquisitions of American nuns, it didn't seem possible that the archconservative Il Papa and his paternalistic redoubt could get more unenlightened, but they have somehow managed it.

Lastly, in one of those unintended consequences that governments create, Sarbanes-Oxley and the grand inquisitions of Eliot Spitzer are gifts to startups.

The Inquisitions of the middle ages were infamous for their brutality, intolerance and hostility to science.

Salford appears in the pipe roll of 1169 as "Sauford" and in the Lancashire Inquisitions of 1226 as "Sainford".