Sentence examples for moral interrogation from inspiring English sources

If we examine the war in terms of the Holocaust, why should Stalin's strategic actions be exempt from moral interrogation?

His portraits of humanity in extremis (war, famine, poverty and worse) were captured through a blend of gung ho intervention (putting himself in the line of fire) and rigid moral interrogation (he always sought permission from those he photographed), combined with a technical expertise and artistic intuition that is second to none.

This stick-figure hero, who endures a humiliating interrogation without a twitch of anxiety, leaves a movie that wants to be a searching moral examination of human motivation under stress frustratingly opaque at the center.

The movie's attitude of relentless moral and ethical interrogation is expressed without a grain of humor.

Throughout the series, secondary characters raise moral objections to abusive interrogation tactics.

Mackey (the pseudonym of an Army interrogator) and Miller, a Los Angeles Times correspondent, take readers inside military prisons in Afghanistan and describe the elaborate procedure -- and moral hairsplitting -- of interrogation.

Best are Herzog's interrogations of "moral incoherence" when it comes to the treatment of animals, especially in a brief consideration of Nazi animal-protection laws and in a provocative set piece that pits cockfighting against a Chicken McNugget Happy Meal.

Let's postulate for argument's sake that Xpercentt greater security on a given day in 2005 was purchased at the cost of edging closer to or over the moral line that separates tough interrogation from torture.

Their emphasis was that "Obama's attempt to project legal and moral clarity on coercive CIA interrogation methods has instead done the opposite -- creating confusion and political vulnerability over an issue that has inflamed both the left and right".

He also felt that there was a moral imperative to avoid coercive interrogations.

Confined to the Winslows' drawing room, Terence Rattigan's classic quite brilliantly combines domestic intimacy with moral arguments and ferocious legal interrogations.