Sentence examples for interview reflecting from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

"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.

"I wasn't really listening to myself about the kinds of projects I wanted to do," he said in a recent interview, reflecting on the past decade.

The peacekeeping efforts need to be bolstered with military professionals, in New York and in the field, Mr. Holbrooke said in an interview reflecting on his first year as the United States representative to the United Nations.

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

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

The bipartisan agreement to wall off that money, Mr. Lindsey said in an interview, reflects a valuable political constraint that, among other things, limits the growth of government spending.

Part of the intense interest in the project, Mr. Szeeman said in a telephone interview, reflects the recent shift toward figurative art as many Westerners grow weary of abstraction.

But her interview reflected more than just good preparation.