Sentence examples for a very interesting interview from inspiring English sources

ROBERT LUCAS recently gave a very interesting interview.

He has a very interesting interview with Liaquat Ahamed; I was struck by what he says about the fiscal outlook: TG: There's something strange about the debate today.

In a very interesting interview with the Washington Post, Lucas admitted to having "assiduously avoided the Internet since 2000 — no Facebook, no Twitter, no e-mail even".

The Sunday Mirror reports that the son of a former police boss has been arrested on suspicion of looting while the Sunday Express has a very interesting interview with historian Peter Ackroyd.

There is, however, a very interesting interview with Anderson and writer Allan Cubitt in last week's Radio Times in which Cubitt seems to admit that the camera "lingered too intimately" on the victims.

Earlier today Inside Facebook posted a very interesting interview with Facebook founder/CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

There is a long and very interesting interview with Warith Deen Muhammad, a son of Elijah Muhammad, who turned the Nation of Islam into the Muslim American Society after his father's death and guided it toward traditional Islamic practices.

The day before our interview, the head of the National Bureau of Statistics, Ma Jiantang, made what Mr. Wang considered "a very interesting" statement to the news media.

A very interesting read!

A very interesting idea.

"It's a very interesting twist".