Utiliser "inquisitor" dans une phrase

1. As soon as those nearest him turned and saw their inquisitor they laughed in relief

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2. ‘I just made up a couple of names and told the Inquisitor

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3. When his Inquisitor (the Dominican Abbot of

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4. ‘You speak the Holy tongue?’ the Inquisitor asked in

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5. much did the Inquisitor know? He decided that did him no

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6. The Inquisitor studied him with

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7. Lastly, he thought of Gerrid: the oftentimes intellectual compass and moral inquisitor

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8. Later this very morning, you will confront the tormentor, the Inquisitor, himself

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9. “At the head of the table is the Inquisitor

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10. that must be what she had been doing in the office of the Inquisitor that day when she walked through the table

11. He could be a mute for all we know,” the man with the bloodied iron scraper said to the Inquisitor

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12. The Chief Inquisitor stood in reverent attention a few steps next to the Patriarch with his head bowed and his gaze averted from the Holy Avatar’s face

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13. Before speaking, the Inquisitor cleared his throat and licked his lips momentarily, his forehead glistening slightly with perspiration

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14. The Patriarch then spoke, addressing the Inquisitor without turning his head or gaze with his examination of the prisoner’s belongings uninterrupted and now seemingly even more thorough:

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15. The Inquisitor then bowed deeper before speaking

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16. The Patriarch cast a gaze of subdued anger at the Inquisitor, his otherwise serene face the cause of a disturbing, fearful sensation

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17. The effect was rather unsettling and the Inquisitor bowed deeper still as a physical reaction to the Patriarch’s menacing look

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18. He paused his examination of the items on the table, and turned to face the Inquisitor offering him his complete focus and attention:

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19. “You should be careful not to recite the obvious, Chief Inquisitor

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20. I would have to choose a new Chief Inquisitor and the technicalities of such an affair, though sometimes I must admit I find somewhat pleasant, tend to bore me

21. So please Chief Inquisitor, spare me the mundane and tell me something I can make use of

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22. The Chief Inquisitor who in his long years of service had witnessed and performed countless acts of relentless and inhuman torture, was apparently terrified at the prospect of incurring the Patriarch’s wrath

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23. The Inquisitor managed a slightly expectant look towards the Patriarch, awaiting for the casual flick of the Rod that would sentence him to excruciating torture at the hands of the Patriarch himself, who had far more delicate and much more painfully agonizing unseen methods of torment at his disposal

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24. The Patriarch instead motioned with his left hand, the one unadorned, his Mourning hand, for the Inquisitor to rise, before he added:

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25. He addressed the Inquisitor without turning around or barely moving his head, his voice carrying hints of aggravation:

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26. “What you need Inquisitor, are lessons in silence

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27. The Inquisitor had no intention of uttering a single sentence that could very well be his last and with a series of deep bows and small steps made his way to the staircase as well, being very cautious not to turn his back to the Patriarch at any one point

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28. The moment he reached the base of the stairs as ready as he was to turn and hurriedly run them up, the Patriarch raised his left hand and with his gaze still fixed on Philo, he asked the Inquisitor:

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29. The Inquisitor stood at the base of the stairs with one foot already on the steps

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30. The Inquisitor answered meekly after a small pause:

31. I will tolerate no interruptions Inquisitor, not even from the Castigator himself

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32. He knew he was right and, like a Grand Inquisitor, he would not grant his opponents the same indulgence

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33. In turn he gave them the details of his day, the Inquisitor interview and his hopes for the meeting with the senator the next morning

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34. In his hand he held up the latest issue of The Inquisitor Magazine

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35. We could probably sue The Inquisitor on that one

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36. Their director had read the Inquisitor article and suggested it might be a good idea to check out PAX Industries

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37. Just your human nature, and as our friend the Inquisitor stated

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38. The inquisitor settled for one week in the central Plaza of San Sebastian

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39. Instead of giving the inquisitor the obvious answer, he presented him with a riddle saying “Central, East and West”; referring to the three parts of Ireland he and his family had lived

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40. Geri was providing me with all three, and much more: While helping me to edit writings that were entirely foreign to her experience, she became a challenging inquisitor forcing me to simplify where I could, and to be succinct all of the time

41. flashed her a warm smile, hoping to give the impression of friendship and thus ease her apprehensions rather than that of inquisitor, which would undoubtedly prompt her to be very conservative in her manner

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42. The Grand Inquisitor snarled behind his hooded, black robe

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43. The Grand Inquisitor, in a sham of a trial, had found him guilty last week of witchcraft and heresy

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44. The Inquisitor stirred the iron poker into the hot embers again, heating up the sharp end until it was molten red

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45. The Inquisitor put the poker back into the pot of embers again

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46. The Inquisitor put the poker in the embers a third time

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47. The Inquisitor heated the poker again

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48. The Grand Inquisitor patted Henri on the back as he cried

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49. ―I would be happy to let her go,‖ the Inquisitor smiled darkly

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50. The Inquisitor grabbed both of her children from her arms

51. ―I have a better idea,‖ said the Inquisitor

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52. ‖ The Inquisitor grabbed the children from their mother‘s arms and placed them into the seat of his coach

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53. The Inquisitor grabbed her arm and threw her into the coach as well

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54. The Grand Inquisitor instructed his driver to proceed

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55. On the coach ride, Henriette recounted to the Grand Inquisitor as much as she could remember about the prophecy

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56. The Grand Inquisitor led Henriette and her children through the wet leaves of the forest to an old graveyard

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57. The Grand Inquisitor threw Henriette and her children violently into the vault and closed the vault door

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58. ―Henriette,‖ said the Inquisitor through the door

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59. Satisfied, the Inquisitor said, ―Good, then this dies with you here

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60. ‖ The Inquisitor stomped away, his black boots pressing into the soft mud and leaves of the forest

61. As the Inquisitor returned back to his Coach, he pulled back the hood of his robe

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62. The next day, Andiette and Julius Scaliger led a search party, which tracked the wheel tracks and hoof prints of the Inquisitor‘s coach to the site in the woods where the Inquisitor had left them

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63. “You were seen only this morning at the British Embassy,” her inquisitor told her

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64. was posed by the inquisitor

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65. “If you agree to participate by alerting the Inquisitor to Dominique’s crimes against the Church, then there is an added bonus for you

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66. ” The Emissary seemed very sure that the Inquisitor would have no taste for trying Dominique while pregnant

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67. The next part would be up to Dafne who, once she had informed the Inquisitor of Dominique’s indiscretions, would be almost finished with her role in the Universe’s grand plan

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68. You are a temptress, Dominique, I have always suspected as much! And the whole world will know it now—especially the Inquisitor! We will see how he chooses to deal with you!”

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69. ” The Abbot explained, “While I have quite a bit of sway with the Catholic Church as Abbot, it is nothing compared to that of the Inquisitor

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70. Giving Dafne time to make good on her promise to lodge her complaint with the Inquisitor, the Emissary stepped in to play his part

71. The Inquisitor was in an encampment only a few miles from Loudun

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72. Upon finding the Inquisitor, the Emissary asked politely for an audience with him

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73. The Inquisitor invited the stranger into his tent but despite the damp cold, the Emissary insisted on speaking by the campfire

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74. ” The Inquisitor began

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75. The Inquisitor paused, staring into the campfire as he gathered his thoughts

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76. “You seem to know a great deal of what I’m doing here, will you please enlighten me as to why you are here?” The Inquisitor replied as he affixed his eyes directly upon him

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77. The Inquisitor began to smile a bit and become more relaxed

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78. Whatever this Emissary wanted was obviously out of the purview of the Church, so it didn’t seem to threaten the Inquisitor, or his task at hand

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79. They continued in the conversation for a short time longer and the Inquisitor seemed quite pleased with the outcome

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80. The moist air of the night was taking its toll and wiping the end of his cold nose, the Inquisitor ended the conversation and retreated to the warmth of his quarters

81. The balance of power firmly in the Emissary’s court by his insistence on speaking by the campfire was a detail not lost on the Inquisitor

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82. Dominique, while she had not spoken to Dafne, knew that she had been true to her word and lodged an accusation of witchcraft with the Inquisitor

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83. A group of soldiers, envoys for the Inquisitor, had entered town just yesterday and started posting warnings and rules with regard to public meetings, curfews and other random means of controlling large groups of people

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84. While Nicole would have loved to see her mother diminished in some way, the Inquisitor and his gruesome methods of justice were more than even she would have desired

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85. Now, leave the forest—under order of the Inquisitor

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86. “I have him here—and what precisely, my dear, did you think would happen to her once the Inquisitor got involved? Surely you have heard the stories of witch trials? Don’t be a fool, Dafne

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87. The Inquisitor, dressed all in black, with a tri-cornered hat atop his head, struck a menacing figure

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88. ” The Inquisitor promised

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89. The Inquisitor was, as yet, unaware of her relationship with Henri

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90. While the Abbot was not about to reveal this fact to the Inquisitor, he was aware that whatever he came up with would have to protect them both from the wrath of Henri

91. Whatever danger she may have faced from the Inquisitor, Henri was sure that Dominique would have protected their son

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92. With egalitarian access to public and for purchase information via internet connection, we confuse the ability to gather data with the right to know personal, criminal and financial history, or any other secrets that the civic-minded inquisitor deems pertinent to ascertaining your true persona and intentions

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93. Vere Q&A'ed herself from the angles of her cataract, neither seeing herself as inquisitor nor respondent

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94. He was the Crown's Chief Inquisitor and a close ally of Cardinal Beaufort

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95. As an inquisitor, he would have railed at him

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96. Jason had assumed the role of inquisitor with no objection from the rest of the group, most of whom still stayed in the bushes out of sight

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97. didn’t recognize the heavily bearded inquisitor

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98. plan,’ the German inquisitor suggested

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99. ’ Facing his inquisitor, he said,

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100. While he cast himself as the inquisitor: who tried to persuade the fictional return of Jesus, that humans could not live with the truth