Sentence examples for articulate interview from inspiring English sources

He even gave an articulate interview to BBC's Football Focus.

Happily on a drizzly Wednesday morning in south London Akinfenwa is as yet not in beast mode, instead lingering in polite and articulate interview mode (later he would briefly slip into semi-beast mode for the benefit of the Guardian snapper, flexing his pre-flexed muscles to an ever greater scale and politely adopting a slightly cross expression).

Below you will find a translation of the articulate interview on IDF radio with Burg, following his participation in the Sheikh Jarrah demonstration.

Roy Wood Jr. had a very articulate interview with Washington Post where he discussed the idea of it being impossible to not be looking towards the administration.

The value of Geimer's book, The Girl, lies in the debate it stirs up; this is already happening through serialisation and widespread, articulate interviews with the author.

Also, she's articulate in interviews, she's become a vocal proponent of feminism, and apparently she's friends with Lorde (and a bunch of other glamorous female singers, models, and actresses in their twenties).

(This sentiment is also articulated in interviews with their former colleagues and players).

It is always the sound that interests Dylan about a song, and one of the reasons that he is only semi-articulate in interviews is that you can't really describe a sound.

Almost half of the players articulated in interviews and informal conversations the importance of religion as a social support.

Our interpretation of themes articulated in interviews is supported by a comparative ethnographic research on community participation in larval control projects in the Gambia [ 51].

The CP Coordinator actions and roles articulated in interviews and observed during fieldwork were revisited and revised with constant movement between the different data sets and themes [ 34, 38].