Sentence examples for hostile interview from inspiring English sources

He did make a better point in his complaint about "hostile interview scenarios, with a duel between the interviewer and the politician".

It wasn't a hostile interview.

McCain's 2008 persona is dour bordering on nasty, and his weirdly hostile interview with Time magazine shows he's not exactly putting a premium on being charming with the press.

No one who watched his confrontation with the insurance crook Emil Savundra will forget the experience, and it was after a hostile interview by Frost at LWT that Rupert Murdoch walked out of the studio saying he would get his revenge "by buying that place" (he tried and was only stopped by the Independent Broadcasting Authority).

I was constantly having to do hostile interviews or deal with impossibly difficult situations.

He described his conversation with Martin Chávez, the mayor, as one of the most hostile interviews he's ever conducted.

Government-run media, including six television channels, give blanket coverage to the PSUV's campaign and token, hostile interviews to opposition candidates.

The early clips of Rupert Murdoch undergoing hostile interviews were a reminder of just how much the establishment disliked him and the paper.

He played the sport of alienating listeners, defending the right to contradict himself in hostile interviews, to contradict his transgressive image by idealizing sweet or old-fashioned values in word or sound, or to present intuition as blunt logic.

More mainstream outlets have in turn tried to cover these hoaxers, in an attempt to hold them accountable for spreading misinformation: performing fact-checks, writing on the meta-narrative, doing hostile interviews.

It feels like we have both travelled back in time to the 70s and I have metamorphosed into one of those seedy Daily Mirror journalists in a stained mackintosh whose hostile interviews he obviously detested.