Sentence examples for interviews claiming that from inspiring English sources

In the days since, Mr. Avenatti has again gone on the offensive on Twitter and in interviews, claiming that he is a victim of Nike's "dishonest" lawyers.

Since then, Mr. Magalhães has expanded his accusations in newspaper and television interviews, claiming that senior officials took bribes while selling off state-owned telephone and mining companies and that Mr. Cardoso knew of those and other abuses.

This data breach – one of the most serious in Australia's history – was compounded when Scott Morrison subsequently revealed the name and previous location of the document in press releases and interviews, claiming that it was not "in an easily accessible format in the public domain".

Brewer has since addressed the issue in a number of interviews, claiming that President Obama had insisted on talking about the treatment he had received in her book, rather than the economic issues currently facing her state.

A few clients through individual interviews claimed that they wanted to save the time of staying at the clinic waiting for the service as they were used to face troubles when seeking service at the district hospital.

He repeated comments from his radio interview, claiming that he did indeed believe that many Republicans were white supremacists.

Mr Wood's defence team had attempted to block use of the police video of the interview, claiming that his blinking was inconsistent and unreliable.

Bijl's newspaper interview claiming that Jan Six, the darling of the Dutch old-masters world, was a cheat reverberated around the international art community.

"He's not telling the truth on delivery standards," American Postal Workers Union President Mark Dimondstein said in an interview, claiming that it is unrealistic that medicines will be put into a faster delivery stream.

The Sunday Times have reported on the rise of the "smombie" this week, in a feature emphasising how dangerous walking and texting actually can be (some people have been hit by cars, and cyclists have been interviewed claiming that they have to swerve out of the way of "smombies" twice or three times a day).

It is almost a carbon-copy of Bryan's divisive That's My Kind of Night, which Zac Brown unceremoniously called "the worst song I've ever heard" in a radio interview, claiming that songs like it made him "ashamed to be even in the same format".