Sentence examples for might have interrogated from inspiring English sources

(One wonders how Jane Austin might have interrogated such hinged moments).

They wouldn't have interrogated her all night.

They could have – and, I believe, should have – interrogated that information so that it became evidence.

I wish my screen-self could have interrogated President Bartlet about his health.

Investigators have interrogated her several times on suspicion of instigating ethnic divisions.

Or calls from pollsters, who have interrogated me five times in the last two months.

Since then, Russian counterintelligence officials have periodically suggested that Mr. Tobin might face more serious charges, and one Russian citizen asserted in June that Mr. Tobin had interrogated him in a United States prison in 1998.

An avuncular figure with a booming voice, he has interrogated almost every major Islamic radical since 1965, when he interrogated Sayyid Qutb.

It has interrogated and arrested scores of them and has broken up Salafist rallies on Fridays.

Several other Catholics said that church officials had interrogated them harshly about their reports of abuse.

The same MI5 intelligence agents who had interrogated Moazzam while he was in U.S. custody asked to meet him again to get his thoughts on who might be behind the attacks.