Sentence examples for interesting interrogation from inspiring English sources

Now it's up to Stephanopoulos to keep up this interesting interrogation.

At a certain altitude, the mind carries on an interesting self-interrogation: Am I still sane?

And, regardless of how much one does or doesn't appreciate punning, the interrogation here is an interesting and relevant one: why do we prize some language over others?

This was not the "interesting if somewhat brutal Gestapo truncheon used for crowd control and interrogation".

And the premise that the character was blessed with a talent for extracting confessions (making her a "closer") quickly became the least interesting facet of the show, in part because Ms. Sedgwick's interrogation room performances, which had a wearying sameness, were well below the standard set by Vincent D'Onofrio in "Law & Order: Criminal Intent".

The interesting thing about the 2002 legal justification for the use of enhanced interrogation techniques is they try to actually define it.

Players, whose celebrity is based on their being good at a physical ball game, were constantly pressed to tell us something interesting, which, mostly and understandably - and partly because of the relentlessly unimaginative interrogation - they were incapable of doing.

"Torture memos" is a newsworthy subject but not a particularly interesting phrase -- if that were the area, I'd go with "enhanced interrogation methods," not an expression that anybody will soon forget.

It's interesting to compare and contrast this 1995 Cohle with the version of him sitting in the interrogation room in 2012, calmly whittling his beer can into a stick figure.

To me, the interesting thing about Dan is that he's almost less sympathetic as he gets away from the interrogation room.

An interesting alternative is given by harmonic tags that consist of nonlinear passive devices generating harmonic components when backscattering the incoming interrogation signal [10, 11].