Sentence examples for more recent interview from inspiring English sources

In another, more recent, interview with the Guardian, Daniels declared he had no fear of death.

In a second, more recent, interview, Mr. Matiullah said he and Mr. Karzai had no relationship at all.

Still, he began the more recent interview at G.M. by reminding me in a breezy fashion of the rebates episode.

We've also seen in our more recent interview studies that people tell us that on the one hand they find behavioral tracking creepy.

(In a more recent interview, he added that banks do not necessarily need to be broken up if the "right regulation" is in place).

It also cited a more recent interview in the Telegraph in which Starkey said statistics "appeared" to show a black propensity to violence.

Obama looked miserable; Ramos hasn't been markedly easier on him in more recent interviews.

But Mr. Blix said in more recent interviews that he now believes that Iraq destroyed its banned weapons long before the United States mounted its invasion in March.

But in more recent interviews he has acknowledged that his mixed background has been an asset, allowing him to play all types of roles and ethnicities.

Hareide suggested in September that a guilty verdict would likely end Bendtner's international career, but that stance appears to have softened in more recent interviews.

Much of "Is This the Real Life?" is based on more recent interviews with May and Taylor, when they attempted a quasi reunion with the Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers.