Sentence examples for sometimes instructed from inspiring English sources

Several detainees said health workers sometimes instructed interrogators to continue, adjust or stop particular methods of abuse.

Those seeking to be healed are sometimes instructed by the Whisperers to place an object there, as an offering or a portent.

Pentagon reporters have for months criticized limited access to Mattis and other top officials, who, on the occasional chance they are made available, have been sometimes instructed to answer only narrow questions in an effort to avoid contentious issues.

Customs officers are sometimes instructed to stop particular titles, people in the trade say, but often anything with a political edge that is discovered is scrutinized, and decisions on what to confiscate are made on the fly.

According to the state, one radiologist explained the wide areas of irradiation by saying that "technologists were sometimes instructed at the bedside by physicians to include additional areas of interest in the chest X-ray".

On occasion, according to some statements collected in the investigations so far, members of the 372nd Military Police Company assigned to guard the isolation cellblock were invited into interrogation rooms and sometimes instructed to yell at or otherwise intimidate Iraqi prisoners being questioned.

They aren't walking away, of course, but they are mentoring and monitoring and coaching, and sometimes instructing.

Technical limitations were prevalent in earlier titles; Sakaguchi would sometimes instruct Uematsu to only use specific notes.

Sometimes Stephens instructed them to repeat an expletive of their choice — one that "they might use if they banged their head or hit their thumb with a hammer," according to an article he wrote about the study.

Sometimes I instructed them to play badly on purpose.

But what a lot of motivational gurus do is whip their targets into a frenzy of self-adulation, point them in the direction of their jobs, and say "Go". Sometimes they are instructed to work harder, sometimes to be nicer.