Sentence examples for personal interrogations from inspiring English sources

From its inception in the 1950s to is closure in 2004, it led campers through deeply personal interrogations of not only sexism but racism, anti-Semitism, classism, and homophobia.

The security is fantastic, including a personal interrogation before you check in the luggage by a polite young Israeli woman security officer in slacks and jersey.

Like Mastroianni's director Guido in 8½, Ferrand finds that his job entails people asking him questions all day long, an endless personal interrogation that would drive anyone to a breakdown.

Brenda is known as the closer because her unusually personal, intuitive interrogation style always seems to elicit a confession.

If successfully implemented, particularly for individual and personal human genome interrogations, such applications will further our understanding of how genetic and epigenetic regulation coordinates eukaryotic development.

The roadside scheme would also permit interrogation of personal ID cards, via their RFID chips.

Art Spiegelman's first book, "Breakdowns" (1977), combined the obsessions that have defined his work ever since: agonized personal revelations and savage interrogation of comics as a medium.

He added that he "had significant concerns and personal objections" to the interrogation techniques and voiced those objections to colleagues at the agency privately.

Musicians had to go to the police department's licensing division to be fingerprinted, photographed, and subjected to interrogations about their personal life mostly focused on their potential drug use before they could be certified as worthy and wholesome.

Mack is hardly alone in dreading the annual interrogation about her personal life over the holidays.

For the women portrayed here by Dwan, the answer exists somewhere among personal myths, puns and the ruthless interrogation of theatrical illusion.