Sentence examples for definitive interview from inspiring English sources

Do you think people view the show as a definitive interview?

FOLLOWING yesterday's post on accidental nuclear war, here is the latest, lengthy and definitive interview with Barack Obama on his Iran policy.

This is the first, definitive interview with the author after finishing his novel, Taipei, which will be released this spring from Vintage.

Now, in what appears to be his definitive retirement interview, the film-maker behind Traffic, Magic Mike and the Ocean's Eleven series has accused Hollywood of treating directors in an increasingly "absolutely horrible" fashion over the past two decades.

In retrospect, perhaps the definitive Gibson interview is the actor's 1995 Playboy profile, which occurred during the time he was in postproduction for "Braveheart".

In all but 10 instances, however, records and interviews established definitive links between the ships' new registered owners and Irisl.

And entrepreneurs who promise to help them find definitive answers for the interviews they hope to have are cashing in.

Throughout its illustrious history, Wenner's commitment to quality journalism has kept Rolling Stone fresh and dynamic -- the magazine's success has proved a new readership is always ready to respond to definitive music coverage, provocative interviews, award-winning photography and important investigative and political reporting.

Not definitive, just definite.

After months of denying she was considering a run by saying "I'm not running for president," Warren gave a more definitive answer in a January interview with former FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair for Fortune.

That view was reflected in Miliband's recent broadcast interviews and the definitive speech to Chatham House delivered by the shadow foreign secretary, Douglas Alexander.