Sentence examples for mild questioning from inspiring English sources

It was less valuable as a model of journalistic interrogation: Rodriguez was allowed to make a case for torture, and promote his book, "Hard Measures," under fairly mild questioning.

Mr. Pearce mumbled his way through Mr. Schumer's mild questioning and stayed out of trouble.

Along the continuum from mild questioning to torture, it is difficult to predict when, if ever, any particular individual will break down and confess, truthfully or not.

More run-of-the-mill prisoners held by the Defense Department have, for the most part, faced milder questioning, although human rights groups say there have been widespread abuses.

Her physical exam showed her to be alert and oriented, but with mild dysnomia on questioning.

With Clinton's endorsement in hand, less than 48 hours after Brown told a rather mild joke in Los Angeles questioning the consistency of Clinton's veracity, Brown thanked his former presidential campaign rival for his backing and pivoted to the launch of two new 15-second attack ads against Whitman which brand her a liar.

He was taken to the hospital, but his affliction was evidently mild enough that prosecutors continued questioning him Tuesday night.

In mild contrast, Rafe was capable of questioning authority, Eriksson said, but he generally wound up by going along with whoever seemed to be the leader — "just to keep from making trouble".

As mild-mannered as Mr. White appeared under questioning by his own lawyers, he showed the jury a different demeanor in the afternoon, under cross-examination by the lead prosecutor, James Chalifoux.

He also met with opposition leader Thomas Mulcair on Tuesday afternoon to thank him for "directly questioning Mr. Harper in Parliament for the mild stance" toward his case.

Anne thought Sacheverell ought to be punished for questioning the "Glorious Revolution", but that his punishment should only be a mild one to prevent further public commotion.