Sentence examples for distant interview from inspiring English sources

Early warning: How Calvin saw trouble ahead A febrile, politically driven culture produces insubstantial courtiers like the technical director, Michael Emenalo, whose disastrously distant  interview on Mourinho's exit, which seemingly sought to scapegoat a coach he did not condescend to name, is understood to have alarmed club officials.

When the appeals office failed to provide past records or other proof of Ms. Huang's history of mental illness, doctors from the hospital were forced to turn detective, traveling to Ms. Huang's distant village to interview neighbors.

This follow-up duration also introduces the potential for recall bias, with cases interviewed shortly after diagnosis having more accurate recall than those interviewed distant to diagnosis.

Your Alex Hunter could be heaving Norwich up the league with a series of braces and cold, distant post-match interviews.

She was unrepentant about having described the two countries in a previous interview as "distant relatives and close neighbors".

In 1947, when Princess Elizabeth, later to be the British queen, was engaged to Prince Philip of Greece, Mr. Desfor was sent to Malta to interview her distant uncle, Lord Louis Mountbatten, Viceroy of India.

I was in a tiny mud hut village in the Punjab region of Pakistan, miles away from any paved road, on a scorching summer day a few years ago to interview a distant relative in his home about our shared family history.

You may need to travel to a distant town for an interview.

As a result, he also seems a bit distant during his private interview.

All of a sudden, there is an interview with distant cousin Leighton Romney, who still lives in Colonia Dublan, 175 miles south of the Mexican.

Interviews were conducted face-to-face except for a few interviewees who had moved to distant locations and were interviewed by phone or who responded by email.