Sentence examples for interview reflected from inspiring English sources

The interview reflected a turnabout in his fortunes and his attitude toward those in power.

His language, here and in the interview, reflected how determined he was to defeat Mr. Trump and betrayed how nervous some in his own party have become over Mrs. Clinton's prospects.

But her interview reflected more than just good preparation.

Mr Moscovici told RTL radio on Sunday that the range he gave in the interview "reflected the consensus of economic institutes" and was not a change to the government's view.

Comments, which emerged organically at the close of the interview, reflected a range of insights including: "It got me thinking.

P2 was not sure how to delete tweets, asking the researcher: "if you del it, does it really del???" The interview reflected P2 still learning Twitter, want to understand managing lists and admitting to being unsure about which hashtag to use or how to search for or keep in touch with people to be following.

The cover, she said in an interview, reflects the zaniness of the past few days: "Is this really happening?

"Is it going to be different?" Mr. Janklow said in an interview, reflecting on the life he sees for himself in Congress.

"It goes to school on you," Mr. Rumsfeld said, referring to the country's enemies in a recent interview reflecting on events since Sept. 11.

"Do we really want to bid for the games in the future?" Mr. Romney asked in an interview, reflecting the enormous need for federal help.

"I think it's very possible to have a Senate career here that is not particularly useful," he said in an interview, reflecting on his first year.