Sentence examples for unprecedented interview from inspiring English sources
Also set at New Jersey State Prison was a new student film, "Fatal Mistakes," featuring an unprecedented interview with a death row inmate, Robert Marshall.
"Israeli public opinion should not be deceived into believing that the Palestinian issue is a dead issue," he said in an unprecedented interview with an Israeli TV channel.
The unprecedented interview in the maximum security Long Lartin Prison came after the BBC challenged a government ban on filming Mr Ahmad.
He spoke unmasked for the first time in an unprecedented interview, where he talked about his life and the future of the group. .
Based on unprecedented interviews with Yeltsin himself as well as scores of other Soviet officials, journalists, and businessmen, Colton explains how and why Yeltsin broke with single-party rule and launched his drive to replace it with democracy.
The guerrillas have already embarked on the gradual process of reintegration, holding family reunions and scheduling unprecedented interviews with the press.
Sambath arranges unprecedented interviews with several of the henchmen responsible for executing so many of their party's so-called traitors or "enemies of the people" as well as countless innocent villagers.
There is a wealth of detail, some of it new, some of it old stories confirmed, all aided by documents and new recollections from the US government, the FBI and the Nation of Islam, whose leader Louis Farrakhan gave the author an unprecedented nine-hour interview.
Oliver Longwell, Bishop's communications director, described Walsh's move as "really unprecedented" in an interview with Politico.
Two days later, in its last edition before Christmas, the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, carried a commentary by Vittorio Messori, who in 1994 published a then-unprecedented book-length interview with Pope John Paul II. Headlined, "All my doubts about a turning point", the article accused Francis of inconsistency.
"The large-scale shadow campaign we had here," Mr. Machen said in an interview, "is unprecedented".
