Sentence examples similar to vague interrogations from inspiring English sources

Short version: An original, immersive, and fully-realized crime adventure that suffers from a few control and technical issues, and (perhaps purposefully) vague interrogation segments.

As Raffi's explanations for his trip grow more convoluted and vague, his interrogation by the officer, who is spending his last day on the job before retirement, turns into another complex dialogue on truth, denial and accountability.

Capturing one of the alien troops and conducting the interrogation reveals vague information about another type of alien called the Outsiders, artificially-created crystalline beings encountered aboard UFOs, that appear to serve as pilots and navigators.

The order was deliberately vague and did not spell out what interrogation practices were permissible.

Concerns are also raised about the vague instructions from high-ranking officials about what was allowed during interrogations at the prison, which led military intelligence and military police soldiers to misapply them, the official said.

The minutes tell of a discussion of interrogation techniques, and the official saying that the legal statutes were vague.

The interrogations were not sophisticated intelligence gathering; they were people hammering away and swinging with the vague hope that something would emerge.

Another Miranda area left vague by the Supreme Court, and from which detectives draw great inspiration and opportunities to be inventive, is the legal definition of an interrogation.

Ruthless interrogations begin.

Mr. Obama banned brutal interrogations.

Interrogations at gunpoint.