Sentence examples for a mixture of interviews from inspiring English sources

The result is a mixture of interviews, observations and deep investigation.

It's a mixture of interviews, live-action adaptations of short stories (featuring the likes of Alan Cumming) and the magazine's stories rendered in documentary form.

It's a mixture of interviews and videos – "an interactive magazine-documentary-TV show all in one" as the developers put it.

The documentary weaves together a mixture of interviews, home-movie footage, Disney clips and specially commissioned animation to tell the book's story.

To investigate the mentioned aspects, a mixture of interviews and observation has been applied.

It is filmed as a mixture of interviews with individuals, from Wright himself to Jane Goodall and Margaret Atwood, interspersed with striking footage from all over the world.

For the qualitative studies and one mixed-methods study, methodology included case studies (n = 1), semi-structured/open-ended interviews (n = 2), surveys (n = 1), and a mixture of both interviews and focus groups (n = 1).

The show will round up the week's most interesting science stories, with a mixture of reports, interviews and studio discussion.

Keating's show, described as a mixture of "celebrity interviews and great music chosen by Ronan", will air between 2pm and 4pm from Sunday.

Rather more surprising is that the left-wing MSNBC now draws more prime-time viewers aged 25 to 54 than the much more established CNN.Fox and MSNBC provide a mixture of news, interviews and occasionally furious commentary.

British music labels are launching their own YouTube channel, Transmitter, to promote UK artists with a mixture of live performances, interviews and album playbacks.