Sentence examples for interrogated who from inspiring English sources

At the time, the inquiry was branded a "star chamber" and a "kangaroo court" by those who were being interrogated, who also included the director of news, Richard Sambrook, the head of radio news, Stephen Mitchell, and the head of editorial policy, Stephen Whittle and the Today programme editor Kevin Marsh.

I thought, 'They may kill me in secret.' They took me to the countryside, where I was kept under 24-hour guard and interrogated: 'Who sent you?

Actually, the clearest theological condemnation of torture comes from those who have interrogated and who have seen what torture does, not only to the tortured, but to those who torture.

We can't rely on the reality of the Obama presidency to substitute for the deep, authentic work of interrogating who we really are, and the depths of our racial fears and biases.

We all benefit from meaningful critiques, pulling from multiple scientific disciplines that challenge the technology and its potential uses, as well as interrogate who controls, owns, and profits from it.

Feminist research ethics interrogate who has the right to be an author representing the realities of others and how; but how do we apply such principles to photography and photography competitions?

About 350 leaders with the Jewish Council for Public Affairs interrogated John J. DiIulio Jr., who heads the new White House office, at a meeting in Washington this week.

The clerk interrogated Meredith, who with rudimentary Spanish could supply the answers of "graduation," "daytime" and "outdoors".

… came about this way: After the war, the Allies interrogated all who had been in Führer's circle, including his doctors.

As a young agent, Soiles interrogated smugglers who had been arrested, and many alluded to a Syrian named Monzer al-Kassar.

The cartel gunmen interrogated those who were still alive about their identities and the reasons they had come to Iguala, and one after another the captives replied that they were students.