Sentence examples for interrogation how from inspiring English sources

There immediately followed an interrogation: How did I know so much about "Cats"?

The Conservatives are ideologically opposed to industrial action but, after this week's demonstration of the damage that can be done by media interrogation, how they must be praying that the BBC strike will go ahead as planned on 20 October, when the results of the departmental spending cuts are due.

Throughout Serbia, activists were trained in how to play hide-and-seek with the police, how to respond to interrogation, how to develop a message in posters and pamphleteering, how to transfer fear from the population into the regime itself and how to identify and begin to infiltrate Helvey's "pillars of support" in the police and elsewhere.

It would also be useful to know whether the students really need to generate their own elaborative interrogation ("how" and "why") questions, versus answering questions provided by others.

With a familiar sigh, I began the interrogation: How long had they been together?

But Indian officials and other skeptics are sure to question how seriously interrogations by Pakistani security officials could be expected to examine any possible role by the ISI in the attacks.

Mr. Huang, recounting his experience in a recent interview in New York, said he realized during his initial 10-hour interrogation just how successful his efforts had been.

The bitterly polarised view of the two main parties that emerged from this interrogation showed how utterly he, as well as Mr Miliband, has failed to occupy the moderate centre ground.

Julian Glover From the knife crime epidemic, via threats to flexible working and post offices, to the financial crisis, the events of 2008 have made an interrogation of how we live, love and work together as a community inevitable.

The theme this year was a much more lighthearted interrogation of how and why we talk about festivals, compared to 2013's Unsound, which banned audiences from taking photos, in a Canute-like denunciation of the Instagram age.

It will naturally be met with a critique of its affordability, but here the Conservatives have set new mood music that they may live to find rather grating: they have never approached education through an economic lens, never paraded academies as a saving, never brooked any interrogation over how much their reforms cost.