Sentence examples for cordial interview from inspiring English sources

Jon Stewart was a guest on "The Late Show With David Letterman" Wednesday night, and while the two veteran talk show hosts had a funny and cordial interview, they found themselves in a bind when one of Stewart's jokes left Letterman blushing (and Stewart apologizing).

His spotty play, a less-than-cordial interview session and his abrupt departure Tuesday from the town of Adare to fly to Florida less than a week before he will return to Scotland for the British Open Championship at St. Andrews raised questions about his mental preparedness for the season's third major championship.

My first interview was a cordial, albeit slightly awkward conversation with my now editor.

I was just, like, 'Who are you?' " The interview gradually grew more cordial.

Although he had never granted an interview before, he was cordial and frank when we visited him, in late June, shortly after Yau's conference in Beijing, taking us on a long walking tour of the city.

In interviews, they were nothing but cordial to me even as I confronted them with the terribleness of the space they curate.

In interviews, they were nothing but cordial to me, even as I confronted them with the terribleness of the space they curate.

Interviews were reported to be cordial and perceived to be honest, with participants speaking confidently and frankly.

The interview of this morning was extremely cordial.

In a recent interview, Mr. Koch marveled at how cordial riders had become since his administration ended, recalling a crime-riddled age when "the rule was, avert your eyes because eye contact meant battle.

"It was cordial, but a little heated," Mr. Richardson said in an interview.