Sentence examples for a very serious interview from inspiring English sources

I grabbed Ross Levinsohn after the advertising panel to conduct a very serious interview with the former president of Fox Interactive Media and now VC at Fuse Capital about how FIM is faring these days and the state of online advertising generally.

"She gave a bad interview, her first major interview with a very serious journalist and she fluffed it, she messed it up and to make it worse, she then accused that very senior journalist of engaging in gutter politics," he told Sky News.

This is a very serious matter," Ayotte said in an interview with Bloomberg Television anchor Al Hunt.

"I addressed it very directly in 2007 and said it was a very serious sin and apologized very directly," he said in the interview.

"If we don't do that," one senior White House adviser recalled in an interview with the New York Times, "it's a very serious threat to the success of the legislation and a very serious threat to him.

declined to comment this week when asked whether he supports impeaching President Barack Obama, but in a radio interview two weeks ago, he said it was a very serious possibility.

"It's a very serious incident," Ms. Finnboga said about the bombing in a telephone interview.

"It is an unusual study, but there is a very serious message to it" about neurological observation, he told AFP in a telephone interview.

Robert J. Lamphere, a retired FBI agent, said in a telephone interview, "It is important you understand, we were engaged in a very serious time in the Soviet Union".

"There's actually a very serious problem because banking has been hijacked," Welch told the Huffington Post in an interview last week.

The chief state prosecutor in the case, Stephen F. Montanarelli, acknowledged in an interview that while the ruling allowed him to go forward, "We now have a very serious problem".