Sentence examples for publicized interview from inspiring English sources

Climbing back to the top took not only a much publicized interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton, but also an equally publicized emergency quintuple bypass for the star himself.

Many Israelis regard Mr. Goldberg as being well connected to Mr. Obama, citing a widely publicized interview by Mr. Goldberg with the president that The Atlantic published in March.

Meanwhile, Trump and Fox News host Megyn Kelly sat down for a highly publicized interview, after reaching a truce that ended a feud which dated back to the first Republican presidential debate last August.

Jenner said Taub's story "haunts" her, because his death came just days before she said publicly she identified as a woman, in a much publicized interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer.

The project was started in response to the Church of Scientology's attempts to remove material from a highly publicized interview with Scientologist Tom Cruise from the Internet in January 2008.

On December 3 , 2002 Carey appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, where she performed "Through the Rain" and "My Saving Grace", and covered a highly publicized interview regarding Carey's hospitalization.

After three highly publicized interviews with three defensive coordinators (Cottrell, Blache and the Niners' Jim Mora Jr ., Donahue waited until the college recruiting period ended last week to begin talking to college coaches.

It didn't help, of course, that one of the evening's most publicized interviews — with LL Cool J — had to be pulled after the rapper and actor complained that the segment was an old one, and that he was not asked if it would be O.K. for Ms. Palin to use it.

Since Mondale decided to imitate the process by which Jimmy Carter had chosen him eight years earlier, those being considered were announced in advance and appeared for publicized interviews.

Williams spoke about Ledger in a highly publicized 'Nightline' interview last week, and she told The Daily Beast that she isn't pleased about how they presented her words.

Pope Francis' highly publicized recent interview with an Italian Jesuit magazine has ushered in a new era for the Roman Catholic Church — an era of record levels of misinterpretation of the pontiff's words, both by the liberal media and by conservative Catholics who have been grousing about Francis ever since he washed the feet of a Muslim girl during Holy Week.