Sentence examples for a probing interview from inspiring English sources

Steve is credited with playing a role in ending the career of Peta Buscombe, then chair of the doomed Press Complaints Commission, with a probing interview over its inadequate handling of the phone-hacking scandal.

Anne-Marie Duff says she was made to "feel like shit" during a probing interview and accused a journalist of trying to make their meeting go badly in order to make it seem more interesting.

Mr. Colson said another turning point in his faith was a probing interview in May 1974 conducted by Mike Wallace of the CBS News program "60 Minutes". Wallace asked about the "morality" of working for a White House engaged in intimidation and smear campaigns and asked whether Mr. Colson was truly living up his Christian beliefs.

Hannon follows each short profile with a probing interview, asking questions about surprises, finances, and the kind of preparation that helped the person succeed.

Not when a reading of the book provides so much material for a serious, probing interview.

But Mr. Wallace had the most prickly, and probing, interview with Mr. Rove, which is not surprising; Mr. Wallace has a way of needling his guests, Republicans and Democrats alike.

Where would radio be, without the probing interview?

For someone like Berivan, who was severely traumatized by the war, the probing interview had been brutal.

By watching the Maker operate and showcase their artifact, we gained an understanding of the functionality of the device and technical and non-technical components, which informed probing interview questions.

From the probing interview questions, Makers had the opportunity to bring up experiences they have had in their pathways (e.g., examples of learning knowledge and skills through self-directed learning and informal education activities).

For feedback, general frameworks from Ende and Branch et al. were used during probing interview questions and initial coding [ 2, 14].