Sentence examples for frank interviews from inspiring English sources

The online short film, Keith's Story, features frank interviews with the family.

In a number of frank interviews after their divorce, Cazenove looked back: "I enjoyed being married very much.

The tyrants of the Gulf do not give frank interviews, except to their couturiers and portraitists, so I must guess.

This superbly researched account draws on frank interviews with the main participants to tell how England succumbed to their opponent's fast, borderline-illegal bowling and almighty batting powers.

Featuring frank interviews with her parents on race and history, many of the songs are about American blackness, black womanhood, grief and outrage in an openly political — or, some might say, "woke" — way that aestheticized that ongoing national conversation.

The film needs no narration to explain the depth of feeling between the couple, but in some very frank interviews, including many with both their parents, the sources of conflict in their troubled relationship are laid bare.

"In case you didn't notice, this is my first time on T.V. — and my last!" — Charlie Kringas, concluding his frank interview on his songwriting partner Frank, in Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along.

In a remarkably frank interview in the Guardian four years ago, he was eager to discuss his problems lucidly.

In her most frank interview yet, the First Lady described her husband as "a hard dog to keep on the porch" but praised him for his leadership qualities.

At one point Jack Nicholson, in his extremely frank interview for the film, puts his hands over his face to conceal the tears.

In a remarkably frank interview, Goldsmith was critical of the government on several fronts and gave a personal insight into the way the government operates.