Sentence examples for interview called from inspiring English sources

Chief Michael Szczerba of the Wilmington police, in an interview, called the case was "very unusual".

Barack Obama, in a televised interview, called the shootings "a cowardly and evil attack".

Mr. Nevins, in a telephone interview, called the genre a "huge opportunity".

Ms. Lewis, in an interview, called that passage a "profound misreading" of Ms. Gordon-Reed's work.

Mr. Bush, in a radio interview, called Mr. Trump's shifting speech "abhorrent" and baffling.

Mr. Burke has publicly opposed the separated dining rooms, and in an interview called them "indefensible".

Wolstenholme said as much in an interview, calling Teignmouth a "living hell".

Ms. Fleming, in a Playbill interview, calls "Rodelinda" "a Handel opera with 30 arias and no ensembles".

"Clearly, I'm amazed at the aggressiveness of the CBS schedule," Mr. Roth said in a telephone interview, calling it "very unusually aggressive".

She addressed the crowd in French during her on-court interview, calling herself a Parisian and drawing applause from the appreciative French crowd.

The artistic director of the Public, Oskar Eustis, concurred in a separate interview, calling "Neighbors" a "really, really exciting intellectual investigation by a fascinating new young writer".