Sentence examples for interview to speak from inspiring English sources

(He declined an interview request last week; a "Today" spokeswoman said he wanted the interview to speak for itself).

Sir Paul, who can be seen on ITV on Saturday night in a special concert showcasing his most recent album, went on in the interview to speak about the sexual mores of the period.

On Tuesday afternoon, drinking bottled water and eating chocolate at the hotel, Mr. Isin pontificated on nature and liberty, and seemed during an interview to speak a different language from Mr. Erdogan, whose reaction to the protesters has been intolerant and dismissive.

The Duke of Cambridge has given a rare interview to speak out about the scale of poaching currently taking place across Africa - calling those who knowingly take part "extremely ignorant, selfish and utterly wrong".

Once it opens, the museum may compel Brant, who normally avoids interviews, to speak more about his remarkable collection.

Interspersed with these structured items were more open-ended, qualitative items, which allowed the researchers interviewed to speak at length about their outlooks on the interview topics.

The open nature of narrative interviews allows the interviewee to speak about those things they regard as relevant.

None of the respondents approached for an interview declined to speak to us, although a few preferred that our interview not be recorded.

And, he added, refusing all interview requests to speak with coaches or other team executives.

"They show you how to conduct yourself in an interview, how to speak, how to make eye contact," he said.

The directors' touch is light, allowing their interview subjects to speak in a natural way with minimal narration.