Sentence examples for interest in interviews from inspiring English sources

Note: These two categories only occur frequently enough to be of interest in interviews.

The artist, the archetypal "painter's painter" is often referred to as reclusive, which is newspaper shorthand for the fact that he has never had much interest in interviews or the media, and that he is seldom seen at gallery openings.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has "indicated an interest in interviewing several current and former VeriFone officers and employers," the statement said.

So far, federal law enforcement authorities have shown no interest in interviewing Clemens about his contradictions of McNamee's statements.

If you are selected for an interview, you will get an email from @neogov notifying you of the committee's interest in interviewing you.

"Mr. Ferguson's team approached me with an interest in interviewing me (and others) on policy during the financial crisis," he said in an e-mail.

Cavuto has previously said he has no interest in interviewing Trump on Fox News, breaking with many of his colleagues who have jumped at the chance.

The BBC replied that there was a strong public interest in interviewing Banks about the allegations and that it was "legitimate and editorially justified".

Mueller's team has also indicated an interest in interviewing a series of other current and former White House aides, including White House counsel Don McGahn and director of communications Hope Hicks.

But Jeffress, her lawyer, pushed back, arguing in a statement that Page needed "clarification of the scope of the Committee's interest in interviewing her and access to relevant documents" before she sat for an interview with the panels.

When Jake Tapper, of CNN, expressed interest in interviewing a witness with whom King was publicly trying to bond, King tweeted, in response, "I am not encouraging him to do media and he told me he would not talk to me as a journalist.