Sentence examples for famous interview from inspiring English sources

The only false note, oddly enough, is that famous interview.

Describes the famous interview with Truman Capote, published in The New Yorker (1957).

In the famous interview with Der Spiegel last weekend, he was asked why Iraq has become more peaceful.

writes: In October 1980 Marxism Today carried what was to become a famous interview with Tony Benn by leading historian Eric Hobsbawm.

In a famous interview, he declared: "Inspiration for truly national music might be derived from the Negro melodies or Indian chants".

A famous interview with the NME's Nick Kent in 1980 fixed him in the mind of rock fans as a befuddled wreck, burbling about aliens and demons.

Though the program was originally intended as a forum for music, Terkel's famous interviews came to dominate his broadcasts.

During his famous interviews with David Frost in 1977, Richard Nixon made a statement regarding Watergate that has been mockingly quoted ever since.

Michael Howard became the victim of what has become one of the programme's most famous interviews, when Paxman relentlessly questioned the then-Home Secretary over his treatment of the governor of Parkhurst prison in 1997.

Among them was TV presenter Michael Parkinson, whose quartet of famous interviews with Ali remain electrifying viewing, and who on Saturday described how he was left speechless when he first saw Ali backstage.

One of her most famous interviews, with Ms. Lewinsky after the White House sex scandal, did, however, involve the most complicated series of negotiations Ms. Walters said she could recall.