Sentence examples for interview the arguments from inspiring English sources

But in this case he was convinced he could not follow the standard television formula of walking a line to steer clear of controversy, presenting, as he said in an interview, "the arguments of the two different sides to provide balance".

"In the hands of these nine people is the ability to determine what it is we can and can't do," he said in an interview after the arguments.

Mr. Miller, in an interview, said the argument sounded familiar.

Yet Blair insists in his book and his Guardian interview that the argument is not about personalities but about policies.

Dr. Steven Goodman, a biostatistician at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center who wrote one of the editorials, said in an interview last week that the arguments among researchers continued because the data were so inconclusive.

In an interview, she dismissed the argument that cyberbullying is so common that she should overlook it.

In an interview, Yeager made the argument that far-left extremist groups were growing and posed a more significant threat to public safety than far-right extremist groups.

Listening to the arguments and interviews from the world he'd left behind, while in the comfort of American academia brought on "a depression: it affected my marriage.

The results of the interview are convincing arguments by Professor Sharifian that Cultural Linguistics has important implications for TESOL/ELT/TEIL.

Police say in the report that they interviewed Chapman, who said the argument had happened during a party.

In a telephone interview, he said he found some of the arguments ludicrous.