Sentence examples for interrogation in the from inspiring English sources

Long reads A disturbing piece about Ai Weiwei's imprisonment and interrogation in the Economist.

During his interrogation in the Ministry of Love, Winston asks if Big Brother exists in the same way he does.

The official, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde, told reporters in the capital that Mr. Bhatkal was in police custody and undergoing interrogation in the state of Bihar.

See articleMeanwhile, a state-run newspaper in China alleged that an official who died during interrogation in the city of Wenzhou was drowned by Communist Party investigators.

The interrogation in the sitter's feverish eyes conveys the haunting anxiety of an artist about to show his work, wondering whether he actually pulled it off.

Tourism Web sites abound with stories of visitors who innocently snap photos of forbidden sites, only to find themselves under interrogation in the local police station.

A constant element in the dialogue is irony; etymologically, the term derives from a form of interrogation in which the answer is known beforehand by the questioner.

As Kassin and his colleagues were examining interrogations in the lab, social psychologists were observing them in the field.

His research on police interrogations in the late 1970s shone a spotlight on previously ignored psychological aspects of the behaviour of suspects and police during interrogations.

Members of Congress who had enthusiastically encouraged aggressive interrogations in the wake of 9/11 suddenly suffered amnesia when the political zeitgeist shifted.

In an interview at his home this month, Islam said he knew his rights, having once attended a workshop on interrogations in the village.