Sentence examples for interrogating one of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Prewpan spoke after interrogating one of the suspects who was detained on Tuesday at Bangkok's international airport as he tried to leave the country.

("You stupid fucking mushroom" a cop says while interrogating one of them. "Answer the question").

After interrogating one of the kidnappers, Logan and Yukio confront Mariko's fiance, corrupt Minister of Justice Noburo Mori.

When she interrogates one of her patients, for example, he denies any knowledge of the case, but even as he does so she notices the pulse in his temple beating a little faster.

The Four Square operation was exposed after the I.R.A. interrogated one of its members, Seamus Wright, and discovered that he had been working as a double agent for the British.

For Nerina Shute, the room in which Foy's immolation occurred became a site of ghoulish pilgrimage – she used one of her Film Weekly columns to interrogate one of its subsequent occupants about how it felt to sit beside the stove that caused the accident.

Things happen that were at once plausible and distressingly odd: a rotting goat is found floating in a rich man's swimming pool like some satanic parody of a Hockney painting; a man is shot at a dining table by a besuited dwarf in a Tony Blair mask – Tiny Blair; a perpetually smiling female cop interrogates one of our hapless heroes while giving him a head massage.

The first time I'd tried to interrogate one of Sal Marcano's men, things had gone sour.

In the book, Putnam maintains his scientific realism and remains uninterested in classical metaphysical questions; however, he argues that Judaism too offers a robust and meaningful way of life, of interrogating one's existence, of questioning precisely those aspects of one's experiences that science, and the philosophy of science, simply cannot address adequately (at least for him).

This title is meant to recall Philosophy as a Way of Life, a 1995 volume in which Classicist Pierre Hadot argued that Philosophy was less a set of truths, or doctrines, and more a mode of being, of interrogating one's experiences and existence.

The government has stated that most of these people are acting in concert, and that information obtained from interrogating one detainee has led to the apprehension of others.