Sentence examples for bogus interview from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, Fars published a bogus interview with Mr. ElBaradei about supposed secret talks between Washington and Egypt's military rulers.

His modus operandi is using a fake Guardian persona to draw academics into devoting great chunks of time and effort responding to bogus interview requests.

He then held a seemingly bogus interview with some guy called Eddie who claimed to have been at the festival, uncovering a load more totally believable revelations about the true nature of the evening.

One doesn't have to know very much about parliamentary government to recognize that it is funny when a Cabinet minister on a bogus news interview falls through the crust of the earth, or wears a tutu, or addresses his remarks to a small patch of brown liquid, possibly creosote.

They showed college students a half dozen bogus newspapers interviews and photographs of other purported students at their school.

Throughout the interview, the bogus FLOTUS dropped some not-so-subtle hints about where she'd rather be and who she'd rather be with... and even showed off a tool that might help her get there. .

"While horrific, widespread reports of abuse and cover-up are sadly quite common, the significance here is that a government panel is conclusively saying that the finger-pointing and blame-shifting and excuse-making of the church hierarchy is bogus," he said in an interview.

In another interview, Guandolo cited a bogus study that said 80percentt of American mosques preach violence and extremism.

Mostafaei called Sakineh's stoning sentence "a bogus conviction" and "absolutely illegal" in an interview with the Guardian earlier this month.

In an interview, Mr. Walker called that a "bogus argument," saying he has no plans to pursue right-to-work legislation, as private sector unions have feared.

He has been accused in dozens of cases of threatening witnesses, beating suspects until they falsely confessed and even providing bogus translations of Spanish-speaking suspects in interviews with prosecutors.