Sentence examples for contentious interview from inspiring English sources

And there was his snub of NBC's Jim Gray after Gray's contentious interview with Pete Rose.

That morning in Austin, Wakefield was on his way to yet another contentious interview in New York, this one with George Stephanopoulos.

Before leaving Washington, Mr. Bush sat for a contentious interview with RTE, Irish state television, which was broadcast here on Thursday night.

In an unusually contentious interview for an erstwhile high official, Cheney told Politico that the Obama Administration was "more concerned about reading the rights to an Al Qaeda terrorist than they are with protecting the United States".

When Mr. Sharpton finished a rather contentious interview on "Meet the Press," his host, Tim Russert, bid him farewell by declaring: "To be continued: We look forward to covering you on the campaign trail".

ABC News' Martha Raddatz had a contentious interview on Iraq with Dick Cheney today in which the vice-president exhibited his typical imperiousness: RADDATZ: Let me go back to the Americans.

Controversial or contentious interviews can be potentially lethal for food and beverage companies, which still rely more heavily than other companies on individual consumers and brand loyalties, making the companies highly vulnerable to any whiff of negative publicity.

I once saw a contentious television interview with several cancer experts and the C.E.O. of Intel, Andrew S. Grove, who had prostate cancer.

"ITHINK the truth is my friend in this," Vice President Al Gore said as he released the transcript of a contentious sworn interview with a Justice Department official over fund-raising in the 1996 election.

Jose Bautista, who leads the majors in home runs, was twice hit by pitches in the Blue Jays' 5-2 win against the Orioles, leading to the ejection of Baltimore Manager Buck Showalter and some contentious postgame interviews.

But her upstate tour drew mixed responses from officials and editorial pages there, and in subsequent days, intense scrutiny of Ms. Kennedy's finances and a barrage of contentious press interviews took more of the sheen off her candidacy.