Sentence examples for nasty interview from inspiring English sources

Tells about a nasty interview in the Guardian by Joanna Coles, another in the Evening Standard, and a damning pc drawn by Glenys Roberts for the Daily Telegraph.

Within a few pages he is lamenting his nasty radio interview at the start of World War II with the actor and conscientious objector Lew Ayres; resurrecting a hoary saying from Woodrow Wilson's forgotten vice president, Thomas Marshall; and returning somehow to the troubled marriage of his hard-working immigrant parents.

In other segments Deborah Roberts explores why the "Real Housewives" are so nasty through interviews with Mr. Cohen, Kyle Richards of Beverly Hills and Caroline Manzo of New Jersey.

McCain's 2008 persona is dour bordering on nasty, and his weirdly hostile interview with Time magazine shows he's not exactly putting a premium on being charming with the press.

She also wore a T-shirt with the word "Nasty" on it during an interview.

We can relax and enjoy these early interviews, with their nasty jostling back and forth, because we know the boys will pass muster — if they didn't, there wouldn't be much of a movie.

"Some of the letters were nasty," he said in a phone interview.

"I was a tenant who had a nasty landlord," he said in a telephone interview.

"We saw the big, coarse threads that looked sort of like a nasty jute rug," he said in an interview recently.

"In a sense, they're disappointed if we don't come up with something nasty about them," he said in an interview with Newsweek in 1999.

As Robert Carlyle pointed out during our recent interview, Cora is "world-domination nasty," so a heartfelt reunion probably isn't on the cards.