Sentence examples for wake of the interview from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the interview, his name briefly trended on Twitter.

Sources close to Lamont also claimed in the wake of the interview that Miliband had banned her for a year from promising to repeal the bedroom tax while he made his mind up on it.

A correspondent for the network's English-language satellite channel teased viewers on Friday by refusing to reveal the names of the 12 "politicians, revolutionaries, intellectuals, artists and visionaries" Mr. Assange interviewed for the show, but she did divulge that the first guest was "particularly controversial and, according to Julian in the wake of the interview, highly charismatic".

Clyburn took issue with legislators calling Rice "incompetent" in the wake of the interviews.

In an interview with CNBC's Kelly Evans in early February, Paul shushed Evans and told her to "calm down a bit". In the wake of that interview, Paul was unapologetic -- insisting that he was simply speaking truth to a resistant media.

In the wake of the Katie Couric interview, and Palin's myriad other tongue-tied appearances, that seemed improbable to me.

n the wake of the Bashir interview, Jackson was arrested in November 2003, after admitting that he had shared his bed with children.

This all seems harmless enough, but as Mark Simpson pointed out in his excellent Guardian piece about Daley in the wake of the Mirror interview, this kind of thinking "reinforces straight-and-narrow and increasingly obsolete ideas about what boys should and shouldn't be -- if they don't conform to that, then they 'must' be gay".

It is, if anything, even more central to "The Axe in the Attic," Ed Pincus and Lucia Small's self-conscious documentary about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, in which the filmmakers drive south from Boston in the wake of the storm, interviewing survivors and exploring their own guilt and confusion.

On Tuesday night on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Laura Benantii reprised her impersonation of Melania Trump in the wake of an interview defending her husband's vulgar behavior in the much-discussed 2005 "Access Hollywood"  recording with Billy Bush.

Jezebel resurfaced the clip Thursday just days after the director faced criticism in the wake of Thurman's interview with the New York Times in which the actress revealed that a stunt from the 2003 film "Kill Bill" left her with permanent damage to her neck and knees.