Sentence examples for forceful interview from inspiring English sources

In a forceful interview, he insisted it was only part of the withdrawal agreement because of the UK's red lines.

In a forceful interview with CBS's Face the Nation recorded on Friday for broadcast on Sunday, the president also said Trump's remarks about Muslims and immigration were "ultimately helping do Isis's work".

Attitudes to migration in the UK, as László Andor, the EU commissioner for employment, pointed out in a forceful interview with the Guardian on Monday, are quite out of line with the level of concern in the rest of Europe.

Mr. Ferrer was even more forceful in an interview yesterday with WADO-AM, a Spanish language radio station.

In guidelines issued three years ago, the college stated that psychiatrists should never use forceful or persuasive interviewing to elicit memories.

Clemens drew attention because he issued forceful denials in a "60 Minutes" interview and a nationally televised news conference.

Bernanke was very forceful in his recent town hall interview in articulating why the independence of the Fed is essential.

Dorothea Tanning was a forceful 79-year-old when I interviewed her for the New Statesman about her show of late work at the Runkel-Hue Williams gallery, in London, in October 1989.

"They certainly use it against lawyers they feel are forceful and vigorous," he said in an interview.

She continued to insist that she had done nothing wrong, and in the last two months "protest activities" by Ms. Li and fellow inmates became increasingly "forceful," her husband said in a telephone interview, culminating in the hunger strike.

But the most forceful of his comments came in a breakfast interview on ABC television.