Sentence examples for difficult interviews from inspiring English sources

Whilst interviewers were encouraged to debrief following difficult interviews by phoning the research team, at times some found it difficult, or awkward, to do so.

Their long, difficult interviews looked back not in anger, but in painful, wounded sadness.

The BBC fears this is an attempt to undermine its recruitment policies and allow government ministers to make the pay of its news presenters an issue during difficult interviews.

HONG KONG — The application period for Oxford, the 800-year-old British university, ended Monday, which is why it felt free to release sample questions asked in the infamously difficult interviews held at its various colleges.

But the interview is likely to carry special weight for Ms. Kennedy, whose uneven public audition for the job — including a campaign-style swing through upstate New York and a series of difficult interviews with reporters — punctured the early air of inevitability that accompanied her decision to seek the seat.

When I interviewed you a few years ago I told people that it was one of the most difficult interviews I've ever done because you're so composed and in control.

A delicate and difficult interview.

A Difficult Interview.

It was a difficult interview.

It was a Redgrave extravaganza, a landmark production and the most difficult interview of my life.

I'm sure Lou Reed is top of everyone's difficult interview list.