Sentence examples for disputed interview from inspiring English sources

Finally, you may recall that a tape of one disputed interview could not be found.

Only three people had been present during the disputed interview with Silcott Melvinin, Dingle and Silcott himself – and none of them gave evidence.

The musicians disputed in interviews the portrayal of nuclear power as "clean energy".

The conventional wisdom among Oscarologists has been that those two films, if only because they are perceived as being so similar in subject matter, a contention that frustrates the directors and that they have disputed in interviews, will tend to cancel each other out.

But prosecutors countered that the privilege was waived when some of the documents (the precise number is disputed) from interviews were shared with McKinney's lawyers.

Major Belinsky, in a telephone interview, disputed that assertion.

Mr. Emanuel, in an interview, disputed the notion that electoral success was breeding legislative difficulty.

Mr. Clinton, in his radio interview, disputed any notion that he had been impugning Mr. Obama personally.

A Treasury spokeswoman, Brookly McLaughlin, in an interview disputed the suggestions that Mr. Paulson was pressuring the Obama camp.

Brady also told investigators that he did not know McNally's name or what he did for the team, which is something that Jastremski disputed in an interview and seems contradicted by the text-message conversations between Jastremski and McNally.

No one involved with the interview disputed that plans had been discussed for weeks concerning some sort of videotaped talk about the environment between Mr. DiCaprio and President Clinton at the White House.