Sentence examples for remarkable interview from inspiring English sources

The website carried a lengthy and remarkable interview with Mr Mao about Utopia's attack.

In a remarkable interview that dominated the entire World at One coverage, Carter poured scorn on the IPCC's findings.

He called the priest in for a remarkable interview at which Farrell claimed to be innocent of the Narrabri charge.

In a remarkable interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais, Calatrava was asked whether he had recovered from his Reichstag experience.

WHAT explains a remarkable interview given to the French newspaper, Le Monde, by Saif al-Islam, the son of the Libyan leader, Muammar Qaddafi?

In 1981, American Dreams Lost and Found was published, including a remarkable interview with a former president of the Ku Klux Klan, CP Ellis.

My guess is that Lee didn't have the heart to cut down the terrifying footage he had gathered or the mostly remarkable interviews that constitute the main body of the movie.

Remarkable John Inverdale interview with Tsonga in the build-up – "you frighten a chicken by running up to it and it runs away.

On Sunday, the Sun touted a remarkable exclusive interview with one of the nation's most respected sporting heroes, Sir Ian Botham.

In a remarkable radio interview on March 10 , 2003 shortly before the U.S.-led Iraq War began, Short criticized the impending war and described as "reckless" Blair's stance on Iraq.

But its high-spot, surely, was a remarkable TV interview in which she answered questions from a panel of critical Soviet journalists, and by common consent took them to the cleaners – above all on nuclear policy, exposing the hypocrisy and double-think that underlay long-standing Soviet doctrine on the issue.