Sentence examples for a spirited interview from inspiring English sources

"He's very dramatic," the staffer said later as he watched Dold give a spirited interview.

(Mr. Carter was on hand for a spirited interview with Ara Guzelimian, the school's provost and dean).

In a spirited interview with Capital New York about the departure, Shafer balked at the suggestion that he had been "unceremoniously" let go.

That's the sour economy that star analyst Meredith Whitney painted for Steve Forbes during a candid and spirited interview at the Forbes Townhouse in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.

The spirited interview, which aired on Friday, seems far from contentious.

UPDATE 8.20.09: As soon as Sam Antar's spirited interview on National Public Radio was posted to the NPR Web site yesterday, Patrick Byrne's #1 paid cyberstalker Judd Bagley went to work to discredit the white collar crime fighter.

While the middle-aged alumni, some of whom haven't touched an instrument in decades, face the daunting task of whipping themselves into performance shape, their spirited interviews bless the day Prof chose a hometown girl and a high school gig over a blossoming musical career.

To his credit, he conducted a spirited but fair interview.

During a spirited two-hour interview he touched on modern art, social politics and science fiction — among the books he produced for inspection was the dystopian "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline — as well as music and movies, and movie music.

Terminator Genisys director Alan Taylor, faced with the collective "eh?" over his recent convoluted overhaul of the Schwarzenegger classic, made a spirited attempt in interviews to break down the film's supposed seven interweaving timelines.

The more wholesome of Anne's free-spirited interview subjects is Charlotte (Anaïs Demoustier), a Parisian student who advertises herself as Lola and can't afford an apartment without resorting to prostitution, usually serving men old enough to be her father.