Sentence examples for hard to interview from inspiring English sources

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

She had been trying hard to interview an Indian government official.

I'd always heard he was hard to interview but I thought: "No, it'll be fine".

It might be a bit hard to interview them.' But nobody said I was an idiot and we had a laugh".

It is hard to interview a Clinton supporter at a coffee shop or taco joint without next running into someone supporting Mr. Obama.

If you're hiring a senior executive, reporting directly to you, what kind of questions would you be asking them? A. It's pretty hard to interview senior executives, because they're in that position for a reason.

"I don't find it harder to interview celebrities now," Walters said.

"I find it harder to interview a celebrity who hasn't been all over the place.

He jokes about Snoop Dogg wanting to be on Coronation Street ("Coronizzle Strizzle"), dons a hard hat to interview an award-winning whistling builder and even ends, like News at Ten, on a heart-warming story (about a woman who survived the Holocaust and became a concert pianist).

News presenters say that Kellyanne is one of the hardest people to interview due to her ability to spin a story into something completely different.

"That image of black youth is the one that confronts them the hardest when they go to interview for a job, when they go to the store and get followed by a security guard, when they get pulled over by police," he said.