Sentence examples for desperate interview from inspiring English sources

In the early 90s he gave a rare and desperate interview in which he admitted he could no longer feel anything for anybody in the world beyond his mum, his girlfriend Alison and those wrongfully jailed.

Finally, we look at Wan Chao, a graduate job seeker who mopes from one desperate interview to another.

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Film-maker Ken Loach has called the benefits system a "cruel bureaucracy" that makes users feel inferior and desperate in an interview after winning his second Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival.

Clarke, who, five weeks earlier, had stepped up from his role as assistant manager to John Ward to take charge of the team, was in tears at the final whistle and he has never watched his desperate post-match interview, when he has one hand propping up his head and looks and sounds like a broken man.

I came with Turkish journalist friends to witness their attempts to interview desperate asylum seekers from Iran who often cross over in this forbidding terrain.

HIGH ANXIETY Worried about appearing anxious (or desperate) at a job interview?

To put an ad in the paper and to interview a desperate, hopeful woman for a job that didn't exist, in order to fill some third-rate bus tour — they went to such lengths here to fool you.

To put an ad in the paper and to interview a desperate, hopeful woman for a job that didn't exist, in order to fill some third-rate bus tour they went to such lengths here to fool you.

I know that's common sense, but sometimes we get so desperate that we'll interview with whomever is willing to talk to us.

Mike was desperate for a meaty interview on "The Michael J. Fox Show," and then he finally landed one.