Sentence examples for i ever interviewed from inspiring English sources

The first time I ever interviewed Hornik, I was still at BusinessWeek and when I asked him to send a headshot he emailed one over where he was dressed like some sort of pilgrim.

Tatum O'Neal was the first person I ever interviewed for a magazine.

But he is also one of the least intellectually curious people I've ever interviewed, one of the least inclined to play with an idea and hold it to the light.

Of all the people I've ever interviewed one sticks out.

Mr. Bush is smart in the sense of remembering facts and faces, yet I can't think of anybody I've ever interviewed who appeared so uninterested in ideas.

In short, she's garrulous if she trusts; courteous if she doesn't; bright with laughter and thought, and sorry if I'm being too gushing but she really is one of the most authentically enjoyable actresses I've ever interviewed.

And the next day I met with Andrew at his studio in New York's West Village and he was one of the nicest people I have ever interviewed.

But he's more forthcoming with his emotions than anyone I've ever interviewed, to the point where he seems practically naked, and I feel as if we're in therapy.

If there is one common sentiment that American veterans of all wars usually express it is: "I did my job!," often followed by, "I didn't like it, but it had to be done!" I heard the same statement from almost every German and Austrian veteran I have ever interviewed.

During that time, I've been lucky enough to interview her on four occasions, which is the most I've ever interviewed anybody.

Unwholesome messages do not shift food and drink, of course, but the character of the site also seems to echo the character of its founder, one of the most polite and unassuming chief executives I've ever interviewed.