Sentence examples for not interrogated from inspiring English sources

For instance, she said, why are swimmers not interrogated in interviews after a publicized drowning accident?

He said he was not interrogated anymore, and was beginning to lose hope of ever leaving.

A middle-class person is generally not interrogated about their habits at home.

He was transferred to a new cell for about 40 days but not interrogated again.

Koestler was not interrogated in Spain, but he learned a great deal about the treatment of political prisoners in the Soviet Union from an old friend, Eva Striker.

Many families here fled nations that prohibited them from expatriating their money; those who managed to circumvent such restrictions were applauded, not interrogated.

During the interrogation both my arms and legs were shackled, and when they were not interrogating me they made me sit on a very small chair, which caused me a lot of pain".

One does not interrogate a text by interrogating its author.

"I asked that they not interrogate him until he's had a chance to talk to his attorney," Mr. Brosnahan said of his letters to Mr. Haynes.

"You're not interrogating them," says Mann. "There's nothing more off-putting than someone determined to get the truth out of you.

In other words, we know that children should not be soldiers, and women and girls should not be exploited, but that doesn't mean that we should not interrogate the consequences of advocacy efforts.