Sentence examples for matched interviews have from inspiring English sources
Three case studies from the matched interviews have been selected to illustrate the broader trends identified above.
A recurring word in Roberto Martínez's recent post-match interviews has been "arrogance"; it's particularly striking coming from one of the humblest men in the Premier League.
Griffin has always been the most upwardly-mobile of racists, and in pre-match interviews had talked of his hopes of attracting "high-quality, serious political people" over to the far right.
1655: West Ham manager Sam Allardyce's post-match interview has just been interrupted by a embrace by Hammers midfielder Kevin Nolan, who almost took his manager's head off.
"I'm getting sick and tired of hearing managers coming to post-match interviews saying they haven't seen an incident.
I have lost count of how many post-match interviews I have done with Mancini and I wouldn't be surprised if every one of them had included a Balotelli question somewhere, much to the City's press officer's exasperation.
Skeptical readers may complain that the authors' subjective interpretation of interviews has not been matched with enough concrete detail and quantitative data, for example, on the religious beliefs and backgrounds of the new Episcopalians.
During the post-match interviews, Lugris had wrapped the Puerto Rican flag around his shoulders.
With his elegant playing style, sensitive nature and thoughtful post-match interviews, Gourcuff has long been seen as something of an outsider.
Keep in mind, there have been several tech companies in the enterprise space that have recently gone public and, according to Smith's own words in that same interview, have revenues matching Qualtrics, making him feel "great".
