Sentence examples for lively interview from inspiring English sources
Curmudgeons, especially literary ones, make lively interview subjects.
By Eileen Reynolds September 9, 2010 Curmudgeons, especially literary ones, make lively interview subjects.
In a lively interview on an anarchic late-night chat show, the deputy prime minister also said Boris Johnson was more of a "twat" than a statesman.
In a lively interview on the late-night chat show, the Deputy Prime Minister took a ribbing from Adam Hills and co-hosts Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.
An intense and articulate trio, the younger Carpenters often finished one another's sentences during a lively interview at their dining table, as they served pastrami sandwiches, fruit salad and cake.
"I didn't fully understand the painting at the time, other than to know that it was great," Lauder says in the catalogue, in a lively interview with Emily Braun, who curated the show with Rebecca Rabinow.
The DVD features lively interviews with some of the composers chosen, including Elliott Carter.
Though freshly rendered with lively interviews and concert video clips full of prickly, lo-fi energy, Ms. Hanna and her message of empowerment are disappointingly translated very nearly into a cult of personality in this film's idolizing portrayal.
Interspersing lively interviews with affectionate commentary from longtime friends and subjects — socialites, editors, models, eccentrics, dandies, avant-gardists, curators and neighbors — Mr. Press has made an intimate portrait that feels more found than it does constructed.
Along with lively interviews with Stockhausen, filmed just before his death, there is extensive rehearsal footage, which begins with tight shots of Mr. Preljocaj rolling on the floor with his dancers.
The film's provocative, lively interviews with graphic designers and theorists — including Massimo Vignelli, who created directional signs for the New York City subway system, and David Carson, author of "The End of Print" — assess Helvetica's impact on human life and thought.
