Sentence examples for much interview from inspiring English sources

But Morris didn't so much interview his subjects as let them talk, capturing hours of footage.

Joanna hasn't had much interview experience, because she is a cleaner from Leicester.

You don't so much interview Dame Vivienne Westwood as end up as an audience to her monologues.

One doesn't so much interview Dykstra as try to keep up with him; in the time it takes to formulate a question, he is apt to be distracted by a cell phone (he travels with three), or the echoes of a movie quote he loves (Jack Nicholson's "You can't handle the truth," for example), or, say, his appetite for caffeine and junk food.

"The Post was a terrible newspaper in the era I worked there," she wrote, but added that the experience taught her to write short and to write around a subject, since the kinds of people she was assigned to cover were never going to give her much interview time.

Ross doesn't so much interview his guests as set them up for charming quips, so it was obvious what he was going for when he asked, in the closing moments, what she thought about women playing men — whether she thought, for example, she could beat Ross in a tennis match.

But whether a household's electric bills go up or by how much, interviews with about two dozen small businesses in two cities, San Francisco and Fresno, underscore that the rate increases will affect everyone in California.

It wasn't so much an interview as a seduction.

It's not so much an interview as a game of multilingual Chinese whispers.

It made it a much better interview than knowing my next question before he's done talking.

And he has a prickly quality to him, although it's hard to know how much is interview performance.