Sentence examples for sweeping interview from inspiring English sources

President Donald Trump asserted that he had "very high levels of intelligence," and as such, did not believe in the scientific consensus surrounding climate change in a sweeping interview with The Washington Post published Tuesday.

In a sweeping interview weeks before he steps down, Cardinal Francis George expressed frustration that his defense of church doctrine has ever caused offense, discussed the story behind his successor's selection and voiced concerns that expectations placed upon the popular Pope Francis could backfire.

"I think it's fake news, but if he did that, I guess we'll have to compare IQ tests," Trump told Forbes in a sweeping, bizarre interview.

In street interviews, Pakistanis expressed sweeping opposition to General Musharraf's emergency declaration.

But when December comes, and his character makes his final ego-fueled jog across the stage to the interview table, he will be sweeping our scene.

: Survation interviewed 1,001 voters on April 4. Sweeping changes to the system of MPs' expenses,  introduced after the 2009 scandal, took effect after the 2010 general election.

In the interview, Mr. Samaras said "waves of illegal immigrants" were sweeping Greece, a "major problem" that would worsen if Syria imploded and more refugees entered Turkey and then Greece.

Her book is indeed flawed: it rushes to sweeping judgments and fails to offer much context for the snippets of interviews she presents.

In an interview, Mr. Levey said he found Mr. Yerushalmi's presentation of Shariah "sweeping and, ultimately, unconvincing".

Like all of those interviewed, he reveres Mr. Khan, who would, it seems, have little trouble sweeping any election in Herat.

In my interview last week with Bill Moyers, we discussed the growing activism on economic, social, and environmental justice issues that is sweeping the country.