Sentence examples for spoke in the interview from inspiring English sources

As Lester spoke, in the interview room, there was no trophy to hold.

Mr. McCain spoke in the interview about the way, as Mr. Chetwynd put it, "in the real world, strength is admired, and weakness despised".

He wrote in the essay and spoke in the interview of Russians' seething fury with endemic corruption, which he attributed to the system established in Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union.

As Ms. Sanders spoke in the interview about how the campaign had urged her to "give a different perspective" of her husband, of whom she proclaimed herself "incredibly proud," Mr. Sanders phoned in from Washington.

He spoke in the interview of his concern at the end of World War II that socialism was gaining adherents because countries had been forced to organize collectively to produce armaments.

He spoke in the interview of "the need for the services to re-examine their culture and their way of doing business, and the need for them to think outside the box in problem solving".

But speaking in the interview screened last night on Channel 4, Mr Scott appeared to find it difficult to elaborate on what he branded the "big truth" with regards to radical Islam in the UK.

Truffaut speaks, in the interview, of the influence that Roberto Rossellini had on him: Rossellini reinforced a trait already evident in Renoir: the desire to stay as close to life as possible in a fiction film.

Mr. Klebanov, speaking in the interview, said that the American information turned over in New York was "seismological" in nature and that it conformed with earlier information supplied by Norway.

"Often, women don't really want the pressure of kicking off the conversation, but if they want it, that's great," said Ginsberg, speaking in the interview with MarketWatch.

According to USA Today, Bonds spoke in the phone interview in a fashion that made him sound as if he were feeling sorry for himself.