Sentence examples for a tough interview with from inspiring English sources

Sales had conducted a tough interview with the opposition leader, Tony Abbott, accusing him of being loose with the truth about the effect of government tax policy on the economy.

I've always thought that was a tough interview with Wallace.

He notes that he and the former first lady like to "kid around" when they see each other and that he did a memorably tough interview with an Obama surrogate, State Senator Kirk Watson of Texas, who failed — despite Matthews's grilling — to identify a single legislative accomplishment by Obama.

In December, Romney and his campaign complained about a particularly tough interview with Fox News host Bret Baier.

I came fully prepared to be faced with a tough interview, someone who would challenge me and perhaps disagree with my vision of cinema as a tool to bring us humanly closer.

Mr Blair also endured a tough interview on yesterday's Radio Four Today programme with John Humphrys.

Picasso: Oh, boy, this is a tough interview!

It's a tough interview, his brow is furrowed.

Mark Zuckerberg is a tough interview.

I knew this would be a tough interview.

David Plouffe is a tough interview to get.