Sentence examples for interviewed to clear from inspiring English sources

It took a week for one young man The WorldPost interviewed to clear his name.

Quite what state-sponsored hackers think of the amateurs or the commercial hackers isn't clear; not enough of them have ever been interviewed to make that clear.

After years of unwillingly having his name splashed across headlines and tabloids on various occasions, Phil Collins has used his latest interview to clear a few things up.

In the interview, at a CBS News studio on West 57th Street in Manhattan, Ms. Jordan said she wanted to grant an interview to clear up much of the speculation about her role in the trial.

Justin, who felt "super violated" by the breach of privacy, sat down with Zach Sang and the Gang for a radio interview to clear the air. .

All that aside, White took pains during our interview to make clear that he isn't advising homeowners to default.

PAGE A13 PALIN QUESTIONED ON HER FAITH Gov. Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential nominee, was asked in an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network to "clear up exactly what you believe in" about her religious faith, including her involvement with Pentecostalism.

"The main reason I agreed to do this interview was just to clear my name really," Hyndman said.

Yet she admits that she woke up in the night worrying about being interviewed and emails me afterwards to clear up points where she thinks she might have been misunderstood.

The store argues that company policy used to forbid floor "models" — the company's word for store employees who interact with customers — from wearing caps, and that it was up to Samantha Elauf, 17 at the time of her interview, to make it clear that she needed a religious accommodation.

He brought up epilepsy at the beginning of the interview process and offered to clear up any concerns.