Sentence examples for hard interviews from inspiring English sources

Mudd, last week, reflected, "All Kennedys have always been hard interviews," and added, "At least she didn't use the word 'like,' did she?" (She did, but not nearly so noticeably).

And she has a reputation for being a hard interview — polite but serious and withholding.

This is the hardest interview I've ever had about a moustache.

He called his hours with her the hardest interview of his career.

I spoke with him for 45 minutes in front of a thousand people at TechCrunch40, and it was the hardest interview I've ever done.

In some ways, Mr. Cooper would be a logical choice for "Today": he is in his mid-40s and has demonstrated that he can juggle hard news interviews with the fun and games that morning television shows serve up.

His hard hitting interviews -- including one with President Barack Obama in 2012 -- gained him credibility among viewers.

"He gave an interview to a Hindi paper recently, but this interview was more about showing that he's ready to face a conversational, hard TV interview," said Shivam Vij, a Delhi-based journalist and commentator.

Ms. Walters said that because it was not a hard news interview she did not feel she had to back up direct statements from the source of the interview.

How hard is interviewing on horseback?

That's very hard to interview for or test for.