Sentence examples for angry interview from inspiring English sources

The Leitch-Bissinger set-to was a reminder of Costas's angry interview on HBO with the wrestling impresario Vince McMahon seven years ago over the XFL fiasco.

Lennon, deconstructing the Beatles' myth in an angry interview for Rolling Stone in 1970 (just reissued in book form as "Lennon Remembers") dismissed Owen's portrayals as too reductive.

In early November, Fenghuang Satellite Television, a news channel based in Hong Kong that is available to some in mainland China, broadcast an angry interview with Ms. Chen's brother, Chen Lin.

You don't let guns get out of your sight," said Carlos Canino of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF), in an angry interview with congressional investigators.

In an angry interview with CNN's Larry King Live, recorded before the latest disclosures, Putin also denounced the cables and warned the US not to stick its nose in Russia's affairs.

In an angry interview with Sky News, he said: "You cannot have a chief adviser at the same time stepping into the public field and campaigning against government decisions.

In a series of angry interviews with tabloid newspapers earlier this year, Vorderman said she was leaving after 26 years because she had been asked to take a 90 per cent pay cut.

The only sad aspect of all this was we didn't get a bitter, angry exit interview with the Chenbot.

Cue angry media interviews and social media threads where parents tell each other to throw them away.

While Lavigne denied being angry, her interviews were still passionate about the media's lack of respect for her songwriting.

The hackers — perhaps working on behalf of the North Korean government — were angry about "The Interview," and threatened violence against theatregoers as the movie's première approached.