Sentence examples for extraordinary interviews from inspiring English sources

"Her side of the conversation, for about forty-five minutes, was one of the most extraordinary interviews that I've ever heard," Robinson said.

Mr. Morris, whose previous films include "The Fog of War" and "The Thin Blue Line," told The New York Times in July that his conversation with Ms. McKinney for "Tabloid" was "one of the most extraordinary interviews I've ever done".

"It's one of the most extraordinary interviews I've ever done," said the director, whose subjects have included former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara (in "The Fog of War," from 2003) and the Texas death row inmate exonerated by the interviews in "The Thin Blue Line" (1988).

It was one of the most extraordinary interviews of my career, and by one simple measure it was a first: In all the conversations I've had with business leaders over the years, not until Elon Musk got on the phone had an executive revealed such vulnerability.

The two chief methods are filmed visits to the places where the crime against the Jews took place and extraordinary interviews filmed in 14 countries with a host of witnesses, from survivors of the Warsaw ghetto to Polish peasants living in places with names like Treblinka.

Everything else pales before this". In extraordinary interviews on Monday and Tuesday Likud leader, and former Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu told a luncheon audience and a radio interviewer, "It's 1938 and Iran is Germany.

It's a strange, disturbing and extraordinary interview.

If Jacobson's book contained nothing more than this one extraordinary interview, it would be worth the cover price.

He tells the story of his life and his art in an extraordinary interview by Eric Sherman and Martin Rubin that appears in their book "The Director's Event".

This week, he backstepped from an extraordinary interview in which he had claimed, several times, that President Obama grew up in Kenya.

The Times leads with its extraordinary interview with one of the schoolgirls who left London to join Isis four years ago: "Bring me home".