Sentence examples for interviews refers to from inspiring English sources

The Lulu of the title, Mr. Wainwright has said in interviews, refers to the silent-film flapper Louise Brooks, the Alban Berg opera "Lulu," and the Dark Lady of Shakespeare's sonnets.

Mrs. Olmedo had little regard for Kahlo as an artist, and in several interviews referred to her works as "trashy".

He also deemed its production poor in interviews, referring to the album as "basically a collection of demos that were remixed".

The 206 interviews referred to 194 individual controls (12 control subjects had two informants).

Fourth, the interview refers to the vocation for peacebuilding and how this is broader than Gandhi and MLK's approach of "civil resistance".

That, he said in the interview, referred to a scene in the film.

"People got tired," Ms. Meyers said in a recent interview, referring to the board.

"We agree with T.I.," he said in an interview, referring to Transparency International's rating.

"This is only the first study," he said in an interview, referring to the published results.

"I'm going to be there for him," she said in an interview, referring to his race next year.

We're not close to it," he said in a telephone interview, referring to the April 30 deadline.