Sentence examples for legitimate interview from inspiring English sources

Appearing on the London talk-radio station LBC, Mr Johnson Snr – himself a seasoned Tory stalwart – said of Mair: "His grilling people about their personal lives, accusing them of guilt by association, openly abusing them in a legitimate interview.

If grilling people about their private lives, accusing them of guilt by association and openly abusing them is a legitimate interview, then frankly, I don't know where we are coming".

He hasn't given a legitimate interview in many years.

Apparently, this self-imposed gag-order excludes friendly outlets like the "fair and balanced" Fox, where her segment with Hannity seemed more like a paid campaign commercial than a serious, legitimate interview by a respectable, objective journalist.

In his "legitimate rape" interview, Congressman Akin also said this: "I think there should be some punishment, but the punishment ought to be on the rapist and not attacking the child".

In the midst of social changes, the social identity of "Tibetanised Hui" of Kaligang, because of their dual cultural characteristics, became inconvenient: "Tibetans see us as Hui, but Hui people consider us not to be legitimate" (from an interview of a villager from De'er, male, 46 years old).

But Cottrell, who is one of the league's most respected defensive coordinators, has repeatedly said that he considered only four of those interviews legitimate, rather than window dressing for teams more interested in interviewing minority coaching candidates than in hiring them.

"The owner, to his credit, followed the Rule and ended up interviewing a defensive co-ordinator who had a strong track record but had not had a legitimate head coach interviewing opportunity.

However, Maitre Devers, who represents the Mosque of Lyons at the trial, believes the case against Lire is legitimate: "Lire published the interview and publicised the fact that they had an interview with Houellebecq".

The CBS News president, Andrew Heyward, said the interview was legitimate, and conducted by "one of the most experienced journalists in the world, with a subject who has not spoken to an American journalist in 12 years".

Those last questions were occasioned by the controversy over Todd Akin, whose odd biological views (he said in an interview that "legitimate rape" rarely resulted in pregnancy) brought attention to policy positions that he largely shares with Ryan.