Sentence examples for too many interrogations from inspiring English sources
There are too many interrogations to conduct.
It also illustrates that, while there were too many interrogators willing to follow unlawful orders, those orders originated at the highest levels of government from leaders committed to the abusive interrogation regime they had authorized.
But, nearly 50 years after that landmark decision, too many children continue to face police interrogation, court proceedings, and confinement without the protection of an attorney.
It's okay to ask for clarification, but too many questions can feel like an interrogation and tire them out.
But the White House argued that the treaty's prohibition against "outrages upon personal dignity" was too sweeping, placing too many restrictions on the C.I.A.'s methods of interrogation.
The Israeli Supreme Court, for instance, banned the use of torture in interrogations in 1999, after finding that it resulted in too many false confessions and too much moral baggage.
One too many episodes of "Law & Order: SVU" taught us how to conduct ourselves in interrogation situations.
Too many seek quick wins.
Too many steals, too many layups.
