Sentence examples for interviewed openly from inspiring English sources
Several of the Clinton friends interviewed openly questioned whether Ms. Abedin could remain a top aide to Mrs. Clinton with Mr. Weiner in what is certain to be a rough race: in political circles, anonymity is often the mark of a successful aide, not the spotlight of being a political spouse.
Some of those interviewed speak openly, even candidly.
He has, in past interviews, openly discussed his relationships with drug dealers in his youth.
"Club vice-captain Philipp Lahm, who gave an interview openly critical of the club, the coach and his team-mates, has violated internal club rules in a flagrant and inexcusable manner," said a terse press release.
A couple of early interviews openly referred to the pair as gay, which would certainly add a whole extra level of intrigue to their lovelorn duets, but these days a veil is drawn over their sexuality: interviewers are minded not to ask, because they're not going to get an answer.
In an interview, openly gay California State Senator Christine Kehoe (D-San-Diego) said, "We need to protect our LGBT youth from deceptive therapies that are harmful to minors.
In our research, we have interviewed young women who openly express irritation and annoyance premenstrually, with no sense of shame.
Two of the interviewed male students said openly that they had been to prostitutes several times.
It is noteworthy that the interviewed patients do not openly complain about the limited capacity for diagnosis and treatment at the department, as the staff respondents did.
Not all the Marines interviewed expressed concerns about having openly gay troops fighting alongside them.
The last time I interviewed Tovey, who has been openly gay since he was a teenager, I asked him why he always played straight characters and what it would take for him to play a gay one.
