Sentence examples for state in an interview from inspiring English sources

Houellebecq's crime was to state, in an interview, that Islam was "the most stupid of all religions".

"It's like surfing," said Colin Barnett, the premier of Western Australia state, in an interview in Perth.

Senator Rand Paul reiterated his opposition to both former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani and former UN ambassador John Bolton as secretary of state in an interview with the Guardian on Tuesday.

"It's about a lot more than offensive reductions on our part, and on what they have said for a long time will be a build-up on their part," said Richard L. Armitage, the deputy secretary of state, in an interview today.

In the process, a critic or viewer can ignore the inspirations and experiences that give a film life, the effort and the motive of the artistic choices — not the ones that a filmmaker may state in an interview but the ones that the sensitive viewer or critic may recognize from his or her own absorption in the work.

Trump responded to the former secretary of state in an interview on CNN.

"I think people are more apt to believe photographs, especially if it's something fantastic," Sherman stated in an interview with BOMB Magazine.

(De Blasio recently stated in an interview that he wouldn't have shut down Occupy Wall Street).

Mozart and his librettist "don't preach," Mr. Brook states in an interview included in the program.

He stated in an interview: [Murdoch's] paper has survived on the misery and suffering of many people.

Sir Elton John is facing a backlash from conservative Christian groups after stating in an interview that Jesus was a gay man.