Sentence examples for of being interrogated from inspiring English sources

Some, in fact, have been captured and are in the process of being interrogated.

In the 1990s, many Stasi victims (including Keil) avoided therapy because it reminded them of being interrogated.

For example, pre-recorded cross examinations by a neutral third party could save victims the trauma of being interrogated by multiple defence barristers without disadvantaging defendants.

Chief Constable Mike Barton, the Association of Chief Police Officer's lead on intelligence, said the current system is capable of being interrogated by any trained officer across the UK to "identify suspects, offenders and patterns of behaviour".

Haaretz said on Thursday that Mr. Blau was in London and was staying abroad for fear of being interrogated and asked to reveal his sources if he returned to Israel.

There were moments when you realised the true virtue, from Armstrong's viewpoint at least, of being interrogated by Oprah Winfrey rather than Travis Tygart, the head of Usada, or Jeff Novitzky, the FDA agent investigating the use of steroids in professional sports.

Whilst still representing a relatively high number of transcripts being interrogated, this percentage of present probes is lower than we would expect when using titrated good quality RNA to the same low levels.

He counted at least five or six cases of activists' being interrogated, searched or stopped during activities.

"They were beaten to such an extent that when we were shown the video recording of Dima being interrogated, he could barely speak.

Stories of journalists being interrogated and arrested are rampant and ever since the 2007 take-over, an overly anxious liberation struggle has emerged with Hamas at its helm.

The heavily armed group released a video of him being interrogated, before murdering him and dumping his body along the road to the border city of Ciudad Juarez.