Sentence examples for soft interview from inspiring English sources

She later came under scrutiny for conducting a soft interview with the Republican presidential nominee during a special primetime interview on Fox.

In the Clinton era, aides also talked about "going around" the White House press; what they meant was getting an easy hour on "Larry King" or a soft interview with local newspapers, rather than submitting to a session with "60 Minutes" or the New York Times.

Instead, the lead was a pre-taped soft interview with Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich conducted by Charlie Rose.

Later in the program, Sweeney was accused by Scientologist Tommy Davis of giving "convicted sexual pervert Shawn Lonsdale" a "soft interview".

Later in the program, Sweeney lost his temper and shouted at a Scientology representative when he was accused of giving Lonsdale a "soft interview".

In a recent soft interview on NPR American Health Insurance Plans AHIPP) CEO Karen Ignani cited the need for quality, affordable coverage for all, and called for evidenced-based medicine and redress of overuse of medical tests and procedures.

Last week Ben Bradshaw, the Culture Secretary, twittered his disapproval of the Today programme's allegedly soft interviews of leading Tories.

She actively avoided the soft interviews female parliamentarians are often offered because she objected to the framing.

They had agreed on three soft interviews on uncontroversial topics before the tough, final one on Watergate - with a strict two-hour time limit on each.

In dictating whose press conferences are covered, whose former players are hired as commentators, whose coaches arrive in the studio for soft interviews during weeks when they have no game, producers set the hierarchy: the S.E.C., then the Big Ten, then everyone else.

There's a disturbing pattern of politicians making extreme statements, columnists writing apologia for racism, and far-right figures taking to the airwaves for soft interviews with sycophantic journalists.