Sentence examples for by a subsequent interview from inspiring English sources

Judging by a subsequent interview, Rolin might be forgiven for taking a somewhat rueful hindsight view of his own generosity.

When Bennett was described as "winsome" in an article in this newspaper he responded with typical wit by rejecting a subsequent interview request, saying "winsome, lose some".

In a study from Germany a fairly good agreement was found between answers to such a question compared to a subsequent interview by a physician [ 42].

In a subsequent interview watched by millions of viewers on the television news program 60 Minutes, Clinton and his wife admitted to having marital problems.

But in a subsequent interview with the Associated Press, Siddiqui stood by his testimony and motives: "I did it for the love of my country, not for money".

The agencies should also allow Iraqis to submit their applications by e-mail, and then bring their original documents to a subsequent interview.

(In a subsequent interview Mr. Grafton said he was encouraged by Mr. Marx's assurance that at least two million books would remain in the library).

In a subsequent interview, Mr. Riggio clarified his intent.

In a subsequent interview he also seemed to acknowledge that the holocaust happened, something denied by his predecessor.

In a subsequent interview Mr. Franco rebuffed the notion.

In a subsequent interview Mr Karayilan was less diplomatic.