Sentence examples for interrogations in which from inspiring English sources

The last episode of series three of the complex police corruption drama Line of Duty involved two lengthy interrogations in which suspects were presented – via the interrogators' iPads – with an almost bewildering sequence of evidence samples (pictures of weapons, CCTV images, mobile-phone records) and challenged for explanations.

This made for some hilarious interrogations, in which Falk's brilliant comic timing came to the fore.

The civilians said they were forced to undergo often brutal interrogations, in which many said they were given electric shocks.

But they confessed only after high-pressured interrogations in which they were threatened with the death penalty.

He told about interrogations in which he was bound, his arms pulled back and his head between his legs, left in that position for hours.

During these trips, according to the family's lawsuit, he "witnessed extreme interrogations in which the CIA committed murder using biological agents that Dr Olson had developed".

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.

A third prisoner died after an interrogation in which a C.I.A. officer participated, though the officer evidently did not cause the death.

A report by the state-run Xinhua news service said Mr. Xue had become ill after two days of interrogation in which he admitted to his crimes.

One quoted witness said Duch took part in an interrogation in which a woman was stripped to her underwear and beaten long into the night.

He recalled a recent interrogation in which suspects involved in a grenade attack on American military vehicles said they did it for $200.