Sentence examples for interrogation you from inspiring English sources

Former CIA agent Robert Baer is quoted as saying: "If you want a serious interrogation, you send a prisoner to Jordan.

'When you went for interrogation, you never knew whether they were going to take you to a booth where the air conditioning was turned up to the max, so it was really cold, or a hot room,' Mubanga said.

But you would just check what you want to use off, and if you planned on using a harsh interrogation you'd just get it signed off.

John Brennan, Obama's counterterrorism adviser, told me that the President's advisers began an "interrogation of the data, to see if, by that interrogation, you're going to disprove the theory that bin Laden was there".

5.2), if I mentioned to you that one possible act was right, and another wrong, despite these acts being exactly alike in all other respects, your initial reaction would be puzzlement, and if I persisted in my view upon interrogation, you might start to worry that I was simply confused or misusing words.

Then if you can actually get through the interrogation, you still need to deal with a trial where a defense lawyer will again try to cast doubt on your testimony with statements like a woman can't be raped more than once without secretly wanting it.

Is it tougher than, say, the exhaustive interrogations you'd have to go through to become an undercover MI6 operative?

STEPHANIE ZACHAREK 'Summer With Monika' (1953) Suffering through the chapped torment of his spiritual interrogations, you could forget that Ingmar Bergman, a great filmmaker who gravitated to the solemn and ponderous, could also be a sensualist.

You can't advise, you can't develop plans, you can't review interrogations, you can't sign off on them, and you can't even be present in the room".

Q: Did anybody during the interrogation tell you that you are a terrorist?

"Memory distrust syndrome is a profound distrust of your own memory," he explains, "particularly during lengthy interrogation, where you begin to accept you've been involved in a crime which you have nothing to do with.