Sentence examples for televised conversation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Medvedev's television appearance on Friday touched on many of the same topics as Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's televised "conversation" last week, though it was about one-third as long, about one hour and 40 minutes.

WASHINGTON — It was billed as "Investing in America," a live televised conversation on the state of the economy between President Obama and American workers, students, business people and retirees, a kind of Wall Street to Main Street reality check.

In the course of a recently televised conversation, I challenged my friend the obstetrician Robert Winston, a respected pillar of British Jewry, to admit that his Judaism was of exactly this character and that he didn't really believe in anything supernatural.

"At heart this victory showed solidarity and cohesion and showed that France had a soul, or more precisely was trying to find one," he said in a nationally televised conversation with two journalists at a reception in the vast garden of the presidential Elysee Palace.

In a 2013 televised conversation I had with the late, Prof. Robert S. Wistrich, who was then head of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Anti-Semitism at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, he said that in the current state of affairs, European Jewry has 10-20 years left.

It was conspicuously on show, for example, when he and I conducted a televised conversation in his London hotel.

And now excerpts from these televised conversations have been collected in "A Conversational History of Modern America" (Carroll & Graf).

The Today Show interview with Matt Lauer, followed by the Charlie Rose chat, and all of her social media postings that preceded these televised conversations, were a stern focus for her to present herself once again as an innocent victim done unjustly by a ridiculously stringent ITF.

Like Joel's prophetic rebuke for his listeners to "rend their hearts and not their garments (2 13)," and akin to Matthew's take on the end-times (Gospel of Matthew, ch. 24), a televised, "scandalous" conversation between a parent and child at the Iwo Jima Memorial cautions those who would hear: "Take note.

"Few have been the moments in which we've been as proud of a Brazilian as we are of you," Mr. da Silva, who must win an October election if he is to have a second term, said during a televised 14-minute conversation with the astronaut on Wednesday.

Oprah and Anthony Ray Hinton on Oprah's SuperSoul Conversations Tune in to a televised special featuring a conversation between Oprah and Anthony Ray Hinton on Sunday, June 10, at 11 a.m.