Sentence examples for interviews because it from inspiring English sources

Most cried in the interviews because it was the first time they had admitted being homeless.

I choose live radio and TV for interviews because it can't be edited on the first run.

Concentrated observation is often more effective than interviews because it shows you how they think and act in real time.

Justice Stevens, who will turn 90 this month, said he did not like to give interviews "because it saves an awful lot of time if you don't".

He continued to give interviews because it felt to him like some kind of public mourning ritual, a way to expiate for leading the life of a "cream puff".

Will women be partly purged from the media by obsessive misogynistic tirades – I know of women who turn down television interviews because it will mean being subjected to demeaning comments by men on their physical appearance.

He took the job, he said in a telephone interview, because it was a good opportunity to advance his career.

"I really don't want to be interviewed because it is very upsetting," said Louise Knapp, the widow of Mr. Knapp.

"Health care hasn't become affordable," he said in an interview, "because it hasn't yet gone through disruptive decentralization".

Schaap defended the deal, saying that to abandon the interview because it was not on-camera "would have been an abdication of our journalistic responsibilities".

"I feel as though I should be paying you for this interview because it's like a psychotherapy session for me to talk about it".