Sentence examples for interviewer on tv from inspiring English sources

Can he do a one-hour interview with Karan Thapar, who is the most rigorous interviewer on TV, on any subject?

All to get out of five minutes in a comfy chair opposite arguably the easiest interviewer on TV.

With Stewart stepping down from the Comedy Central show at some point later this year, now's as good a time as any to look back on some of Stewart's best moments, not as political and media satirist, but as one of the best short-form interviewers on TV.

O'Brien's arguably the best interviewer currently on TV, and knowing that he's planning to scale back on guests is kind of sad.

Deng later told an interviewer on Chinese TV that she initially rejected Murdoch's affections, explaining that if the relationship failed, she would lose her job and everything.

The president was instead given an opportunity to speak to an interviewer on a TV programme that limited his discussions to other issues including Iran's foreign policy.

Edmondson started it, yonks ago, by telling an interviewer that "comedy on TV [before The Young Ones] was mainly men in dickie bows telling racist and homophobic gags … they were all like Jim Davidson.

Letterman is the best interviewer on late-night TV, for example, because he seems not to believe in the idea of celebrity (his own or anyone else's).

"The military was asked to intervene by millions and millions of people, all of whom were afraid of a descendance into chaos, into violence," Kerry told a television interviewer on Pakistan's Geo TV.

"The law of the Bolshoi is kill or be killed," he told one TV interviewer.

Not surprising, therefore, that as a TV interviewer on CNN, he has made a serious impression on the wider American public, not the least through his stand on gun control after the Sandy Hook school shooting.