Sentence examples for interviewer last month from inspiring English sources

"France accepts its responsibilities," Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin told a television interviewer last month.

Yet Orloff told an interviewer last month that Anonymous "is unbelievably historically accurate … stunningly accurate").

"All they do is back each other up and drink tea," the archbishop told one interviewer last month.

Again". Even Rihanna, widely perceived as impervious to industry pressures, became short with an interviewer last month when asked, yet again, when she plans on releasing new music.

And even Sarah Palin is getting in on the act, telling a TV interviewer last month that immigration was part of America's "legacy" and the GOP needed to get back to "welcoming" immigrants, rather than "excluding" them.

Burning all of those fossil fuels would trigger "dire consequences" for the planet, he told an interviewer last June.

He told an interviewer last June that "my publisher, who was so good as a taster and editor, when she became a writer, lo and behold, it was all this feminine tosh".

But when he told an interviewer last September, "Class warfare... may make for really good politics, but it makes for rotten economics," Paul Ryan stumbled onto the truth.

"I would think that because of the fact that while I'm very political, I'm not a politician, I would want to choose a politician," he told an interviewer this month in comments that could easily point to a rival such as Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz, who Trump repeatedly calls a "smart guy".

"I'll give some speeches, just to replenish the ol' coffers," he told an interviewer, Robert Draper, last December.

"So what's the difference?", he asked a television interviewer rhetorically last December, between Saddam actually possessing WMD and his moving to acquire them?