Sentence examples for repeated interrogations from inspiring English sources

In 1948 repeated interrogations by the secret police in late pregnancy cost the life of her second child, born prematurely.

For nearly two weeks, he was held blindfolded and handcuffed, deprived of sleep and subjected to repeated interrogations, as his friends, family and colleagues at Google tried to discover his whereabouts.

Repeated interrogations of Elizabeth and her servants led to the charge that even when his wife was alive Seymour had on several occasions behaved in a flirtatious and overly familiar manner toward the young princess.

After months of imprisonment and repeated interrogations, the charges against Mr. Herling were reduced to just one accusation: "Attempting to cross the Soviet-Lithuanian frontier in order to fight the Soviet Union".

His most overtly political work, Judge on Trial, written in the 1970s during repeated interrogations ("more humiliating than cruel") and house searches, portrayed a judge struggling with his shattered faith in the system.

While the suicide notes, the family history and Mr. Chung's exhaustion from repeated interrogations by prosecutors in a bribery case left little doubt about his suicide, question marks do hang over the future of inter-Korean economic cooperation.

In Smith's version, her husband asserts that she is "perfectly oblivious to my repeated interrogation".

Confined for more than a year and ill, he disavowed the condemned doctrine of Wycliffe and Hus, after repeated interrogation by the conciliar tribunal.

When his fellow spies Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess fled to the USSR in 1951, Philby's position seemed badly compromised, but after repeated interrogation he was exonerated.

Mr Johani remains in prison.Waleed Abualkhair, a young Jeddah activist, has faced a range of intimidation tactics: trumped-up court cases; repeated interrogation; accusations of apostasy; a travel ban.

Repeated interrogation by Home Office officials about what they have been through – all too often conducted from a clear standpoint of officials' disbelief inadequate welfare support and difficulties in accessing the medical care and psychological services they so desperately need all serve to compound their trauma.