Aimee Mann on being genuine (Interview No. 49): You always hear people say, "Be true to yourself".
On the other hand, the two men you might describe as genuine interviewing legends are Michael Parkinson and the recently retired Larry King, neither of whom ever went directly for the jugular, which doesn't mean that they didn't, charmingly, with a smile, very often find it.
However, those interviewed expressed a genuine resolve to rise above these constraints and uphold the sexual and reproductive health services they were delivering.
Adams, to his credit, also seems like a genuine fan, saying in the same interview that Taylor is "gluing rock and roll together, every record, and keeping people on their toes and doing what she wants".
Whichever the case may be, starting your interview off with a genuine (not forced) smile will help you build rapport, feel more relaxed, display your personality and possibly show off your confidence.
Readers need to have a genuine interest in the subject of the interview in order to read the entire article.
This question shows a genuine interest in the person who is interviewing them.
"It [music] would create the opportunity for a genuine exchange much greater than the movie, TV interview or magazine.
But if you'll be visiting me for an alum interview, I hope you will show a genuine interest in economics, science, politics, history and literature.
"It's a genuine dream come true," Mr. Liska said in a telephone interview.
Students should only interview with employers in whom they have a genuine interest.
