Sentence examples similar to silly interview from inspiring English sources

Just to throw some salt in the wound, Crist's nemesis Senator Rubio called Crist's comments "absurd" and "ridiculous and silly" in an interview with Fox News.

The "Halloween" star accused the conservative network of "trying to make a point without ever asking me what I really think". The actor described the online article, which said her "on-screen actions stand in contrast to her real-life persona as an advocate for gun control," as "just silly" in an interview with USA Today published Wednesday.

"He has been very silly to give interviews to the Telegraph and the Mail on a speech he was not allowed to deliver.

They had a very playful relationship and would often make faces at each other or silly comments during interviews with reporters.

Yet Gallagher has defended himself, saying "people think [I'm] controversial for the answers [I] give to silly questions in interviews, but ... I'm not thinking about insulting ... people; I say what I genuinely feel is in my heart.

Here, have a watch of these videos to give yourself an idea of what to expect, i.e. fun chats about silly clips and interviews with hot, hot celebs.

I can't imagine how stressful it would be to worry that he might be deported because of some silly detail in an interview.

In the middle of his fun, silly and top-rated interview with that pop diva on Wednesday, Mr. Letterman made a passing, and at the time inscrutable, reference to having had a terrible day — in retrospect that seemed like a veiled allusion to the secret he stripped bare on Thursday.

"One, he can stand there without being silly," Smith said as Howard conducted an interview.

"It would be extremely silly to do that interview and not tell the truth".

2007: First airing of TMZ's TV show, known for silly on-the-street interviews conducted by paparazzi.