John was a challenging interview.
Winning an apartment at 131 South Broadway, a choice location in a Rockland County village that has recently added Rosie O'Donnell and Jonathan Demme to its roster of celebrity residents, requires a series of challenging interviews with Dr. Mercer.
Afterwards Chancellor Gordon Brown, who worked in TV news before entering politics, described it as the most effective and challenging interview any national broadcaster had conducted with Thatcher.
John Oliver has won us over again this season, after having a challenging and well-done interview with the infamous Edward Snowden on his popular HBO show Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.
As the first on-air Caucasian at urban WBMX-FM during a racially challenging time in Chicago's history, I had a tense luncheon interview with a rival news director, who approached me about switching stations.
Long ago, in the mid-1980s, I did a memorable interview with him about his poem on Charles Peguy, where he was, as ever, challenging, forensic, scrupulous and stringent about language, powerful, unforgiving about easy explanations – and also rueful, humorous and funny.
In part two of "Views on an Interview," Scott faces the most challenging of all interview environments when a meeting with his prospective boss turns into a panel interview with a number of key scientists, and Scott's contact Reggie turns quiet and won't disclose information about ABC's interest level.
She gives me a challenging look, spiked with merriment.
Infection is a challenging problem associated with orthopedic implants.
"The most challenging thing has been to change the way people think of tattooing," Wachob explained in a previous interview with The Huffington Post.
"It's gonna be challenging, and I'm a little bit intimidated to play this big Broadway star," she said in a July interview with the Associated Press.
