Sentence examples for interrogations all from inspiring English sources

And gone, the epic mood, subject, and scale of the first book: "Bring Up the Bodies" is partly a story of personal revenge (Cromwell's, against the people who insulted his beloved mentor, Wolsey), but mostly it is a series of savage interrogations, all the more chilling because their fearsome brilliance is directed to so paltry a purpose — allowing Henry VIII to cast off wife two for wife three.

The interrogations all had a religious leaning and the father would demand that his son repent for his sins.

It's the analysis driving justification of undeclared wars, renditions, creating military courts, domestic surveillance, and brutal interrogations, all the while giving a middle finger to Congress.

Detentions at Guant?mo Bay, extraordinary renditions and brutal interrogations all tested the limits of the appropriate exercise of government power in wartime.

In the afternoon, Mr. DiBiagio held a conference call with Mr. Copperthite, Mr. Gansler, Ms. Winfree and a Montgomery County detective who had been involved in the interrogations, all of whom were said to have argued that Mr. DiBiagio allow the questioning to continue.

In the months that followed she was incarcerated three more times and subjected to twice-weekly "visits" from secret police, suffering 20 interrogations in all.

With hardened anti-Nazi German comrade Max, Rawlings goes behind the lines and captures a rightwing politician who, under interrogation, reveals all he knows about the Fifth Column.

Orwell rightly detested double-talk, cheap euphemism, and deliberate obscurity — the language of "strategic hamlets" and "enhanced interrogation," and all the other phrases that are used to muddy up meaning.

The committee's report is a rigorous interrogation of all the issues: the strategic security context, legal aspects, jobs and the manufacturing base, procurement issues, costs and much more.

That distance is called interrogation range: all the tags that a reader can identify are located within a circle of radius d, whose center is the reader itself.

This allows electrophysiological interrogation of all the channels assembled in their native milieu in individual mitochondria.