Sentence examples for journalistic interviews from inspiring English sources

Hayman said: "I've been through the mill several times in court, in journalistic interviews.

And a number of journalistic interviews could have been omitted altogether.

Sutton includes journalistic interviews with several of the film's participants, whose discussion of their lives seems to be derived from their actual lives and not from a script.

Some of the more effective scenes in "Capitalism" involve his straightforward, journalistic interviews with people who have been abused by the greed of their employers.

Blending archival research, folkloric and journalistic interviews, and first-hand thriller-like investigations, Zeman and Brancaccio unearth surprising tales of city history, including those relating to the actual Willowbrook institution, which caused a national scandal in 1972.

We're there to do a journalistic interview".

The effect was similar to watching a particularly adversarial journalistic interview.

Opinions at length grow ugly, and so does talking about yourself: two traps the journalistic interview can fall into.

Where the typical journalistic interview tailors questions to the particular qualities of a subject, the Proust questionnaire's unchanging ritual confers a special kind of prestige, granting the tastes, opinions, and preferences of celebrities a timeless, philosophical appeal.

She's an advocate for myths over facts an admittedly frustrating premise for a journalistic interview.

* Not long after limping into London with my trusty knapsack all those years ago, this then wide-eyed cub reporter had the privilege of cutting his journalistic teeth interviewing national treasure Michael Winner.