Sentence examples for interviews have made from inspiring English sources

Trump was the most audacious of all, repeatedly saying thinks like "everybody's got to be covered" and, during the transition, assuring a Washington Post interviewer that he wanted "insurance for everybody". Polling and interviews have made it clear that many people, including a lot of Trump voters, took the promise seriously.

Recent interviews have made the President seem almost resigned to both unpopularity and a stagnant Congress.

His years of interviews have made "Enemies of the People," an engrossing documentary that has been honored at the Sundance Film Festival and at other festivals.

From the outside investment banks may look like monoliths but as the past two years of interviews have made clear, they are not.

"Lynda joined the Mail in 1967 and for the past 32 years her weekly column and countless interviews have made an incalculable contribution to the paper's success". Lee-Potter, was was 69 and leaves behind three children, was ill for some time but even those in the business who knew her well were unaware she had a brain tumour.

Her mother had advised against Cambridge: 'She said I wouldn't fit in,' says Harris, 'and that it would make me more uptight, and she was absolutely right, which is so galling.' Previous interviews have made much of Harris's antipathy toward her time there, and she assures me it hasn't been played up.

Two of my students will be going through interviews, having made the final round of vetting for the Fulbright scholarship.

But while the music is more inviting than ever, his refusal to toe conventional lines in interviews has made him a controversial figure.

The crowd seemed to slightly favour the Chinese veteran, whose quirkiness on-court and in interviews has made her a favourite since she announced her arrival in the 2011 final, and the stadium rose as one when Cibulkova netted a backhand and Li served for the set at 6-5.

Derrick Lewis' run of comic wizardry in his post-fight octagon interviews has made him the clown prince of the UFC.

The European Union's multiple trauma, Ms. Solberg said in an interview, have made the idea of Norway ever becoming a member so toxic that "we are certainly not going to campaign on this" ahead of elections next fall.