Sentence examples for publicly interviewed from inspiring English sources

The British Embassy in Beijing said it was concerned that Mr. Humphrey was "publicly interviewed about the details of his case, which is currently under investigation and has yet to come to trial".

She was a late-20th-century woman, in a modern, troubled marriage, being publicly interviewed for an 18th-century job as first lady – a job only available through the achievements of her serially philandering husband.

Outside of a coroner's inquest, Deputy Tom Wilson was never publicly interviewed before this film.

A BBC spokesperson said the man interviewed had publicly identified himself as an Isis member and was not a confidential source.

A total of 96.3% of the women interviewed used publicly supplied water for showering and bathing, indicating that contact with the town supply remains relevant given that inhalation and dermal absorption are important routes of exposure to THMs (Meek et al. 2002; Weisel and Chen 1994; Xu et al. 2002; Xu and Weisel 2005).

I noticed something similar during my two years interviewing publicly shamed people.

Mr. Durham does not often speak publicly and declined to be interviewed for this article.

Mr. Thurmond is surrounded by a protective coterie of aides who will not let him be interviewed and who publicly insist that his mind remains sharp.

Mr. Greenberg, who declined to be interviewed, has elsewhere publicly called into question his successor's managerial ability, his entrepreneurial verve, his educational credentials and even his nationality.

Previously reluctant to speak publicly, King agreed to be interviewed for a powerful documentary, which builds on the Guardian's reporting, and airs on BBC2 on Wednesday.

Most of the arts executives interviewed would not publicly voice their concerns for fear of jeopardizing future largess from the city or the from Mr. Bloomberg himself, a major donor to cultural groups.