Sentence examples for for a good interview from inspiring English sources

So in your eyes what makes for a good interview process?

Leckey started by saying off-camera "I've got a problem with you - I don't know if it's going to make for a good interview".

Below is the first PET image from CERN of a mouse, taken in 1977: PET wasn't invented at CERN, but CERN – and particle physicists in general – did play an important role in the early development of the technique (see here for a good interview with one of the pioneers).

That doesn't make for a good interview.

But first I'd like to know what you think makes for a good interview?

"I like to banter with people, and good banter doesn't always make for a good interview," he explained.

"Stripped-down" is a crazy description for "Prism" — a good interview decoy, a good term to use when you're telling your audience that you're making progress.

"So if this turns out to be a good interview for us, that would be awesome".

Harley thought that the Lizard People for Trump fellow might be a good interview, but it turned out he didn't have much to say about his sign, or what it meant.

But while Stewart often does a good interview, for him to carry a full hour with panels and deep dives into policy would not play well once the novelty of seeing him in Tim Russert's old chair wore off.

Having won an Oscar for a comedy script, he has left the studio to "write serious," but is having little luck — until a pair of detective friends arrive at his apartment, on Christmas Eve, to deliver the title character, a seventeen-year-old juvenile delinquent (Debbie Reynolds, playing perky) who they think will be a good interview subject for his new script.