Sentence examples for a noteworthy interview from inspiring English sources

It's a noteworthy interview.

He's eighty-three years old; he hasn't made a film since "Sobibor," in 2001, about the uprising of Jewish inmates in a death camp (here, from Switzerland, a noteworthy interview with Lanzmann about the film).

Here's what he said in a noteworthy 1978 interview in Film Comment with Terry Curtis Fox, on the occasion of the release of "An Unmarried Woman," which I consider his greatest film (and which, shockingly, is unavailable on DVD or streaming video): In the past, the possibility of change wasn't psychologically really a fact.

In a noteworthy innovation, he often convened an entire panel of scholars to interview one or more subjects at a sitting.

At Ann Taylor, arguably the nation's iconic purveyor of career clothing, the skirt suit -- or the interview suit, as it is known in retail parlance -- has had a noteworthy past couple of years.

However, as the data were collected over three seasons, and each adolescent was interviewed about food security levels at the same season of the year, seasonality should not have a noteworthy effect on the findings.

But a noteworthy destination?

He's a noteworthy person.

It was a noteworthy qualifier.

But Whedon adds a noteworthy fillip.

He was a noteworthy opponent of Pres.