Sentence examples for imaginary interview from inspiring English sources

Kaye, after having turned down interviewers, conducts an imaginary interview with herself in the atrium garden of the La Brea Discoveries museum.

Imaginary interview serving as a satire on all possible interviews with government officials.

Tells of imaginary interview with Greta Garbo by a reporter who believes he is immune to her slow sensous beauty.

They offered a prize for an imaginary interview between any two unacquainted contemporaries whose style and outlook were well known.

One highlight is an imaginary interview with the main character, a conflicted creative director named Don Draper.

By Alan Hynd The New Yorker, March 4 , 1933P. 35 Imaginary interview by a newsreel man with the U.S.S.

They discussed plans to publish a manga newsletter — imaginary interviews with characters, lists of favorites —and eventually their own manga series.

In this piece he conducted imaginary interviews with people who had once known him, from the barmaid in the Three Lamps to the park-keeper in Cwmdonkin Drive.

Is she now, in some sense, more responsible for its failure than the author is, as the author has argued in some imaginary interviews he has conducted with himself?

He forged letters from Hughes (fairly expertly), stole from the Library of Congress, flew around the world at McGraw-Hill's expense to conduct imaginary interviews, and had his wife establish a Swiss bank account under a false name ("Helga R. Hughes") in order to cash his publisher's checks.

A guitar teacher recalls that Cobain studied longer and more seriously than he wanted to admit to an audience he'd introduced to punk's just-do-it ethos, and among Cobain's writings are texts of imaginary interviews, which include lines that showed up in real ones.