The phrase "enlightening interview" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an interview that provides new insights or knowledge on a subject. Example: The journalist conducted an enlightening interview with the renowned scientist, revealing groundbreaking new information about climate change.
It was an explosive entry for a man who rarely talks to the media, notwithstanding this enlightening interview with Primrose Riordan for the Australian Financial Review.
Beyond the enlightening interview, the concert — produced by the Austrian Cultural Forum in collaboration with the Czech Center New York — offered a well-chosen handful of striking works, including three United States premieres, all meticulously prepared and compellingly rendered.
Go's self-titled debut drops next month, and I asked him all about it during an ever-so-brief (but enlightening) interview.
I don't want her to smoke weed, and it's not because I think weed is bad, but [when she's old enough to make that choice]." For more with Miley Cyrus on why she's not racist and believes she's a true feminist, head over to the New York Times for the entire enlightening interview.
After "Hatikva," Mr. Roumain set down his violin, and except for a few enlightening interview segments with John Schaefer from WNYC radio, he left the stage to other performers.
I survived a grueling but enlightening interview for an assistant editor post (with jet lag) surprisingly well and felt privileged to have gained an insight into a large publishing organization.
(Mr. Schaefer, the concert's host, conducted enlightening interviews with the composers and performers between the works).
The film offers a tour of the modern, urban world and a series of enlightening interviews with thoughtful planners, architects and professors.
The documentary is rich with game and training film, and enlightening interviews with United States and Soviet players, as well as remarks from people like Rosen, former Vice President Walter Mondale, and Al Michaels, who called the game for ABC.
To clarify the bill, Ethics & Integrity Minister Simon Lokodo has given several enlightening interviews to Ugandan media pointing out the dire state of titillation when it comes to the public dress code.
Contextualizing insight about Napster's game-changing impact comes from the likes of Henry Rollins and professor Lawrence Lessig, while the inside stuff — the highs and lows of being young, inventing a business model that turns on your peers but scares those in power — marks the enlightening interviews with Fanning, Parker and other core Napsterites.
