Sentence examples for mysterious interview from inspiring English sources

Mohammed's cellphone conversations with his wife about an impending and mysterious interview with the feds — he immigrated from Pakistan in 1985 — feel tenser and more pointed, the bad jokes taking on an air of desperation.

Called up when she turned 18, she attended a mysterious job interview in Leeds in which she was told she would be carrying out "clerical work" for the Government at Bletchley Park.

The next day Mr. Cameron was mock-mysterious during an interview at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills.

The privately owned Azeri television company that broadcast the interviews suffered mysterious power cuts.

Stevie, dedicatee of a dead composer's last, mysterious violin concerto, is interviewed some years later about their relationship.

The narrator does lots of funny things, such as interviewing the mysterious figure who is about to kidnap Mabel Jones and using odd similes such as "quiet as a peanut and sneaky as a woodlouse in a jar of raisins".

These mysteries remain mysterious.

(USA declined to make the mysterious Mr. Wilson available for an interview).

Women of 2015: Elena Ferrante, writer: a fascinating (and rare, of course) interview with the mysterious Elena Ferrante, in the Financial Times.

"People are endlessly mysterious," he said in an interview in his office at the medical school, where volumes of poetry share the bookshelves with medical texts, family photos and a collection of reflex hammers.

These firms portray the interview process as mysterious and intimidating, and this deters potential applicants from poor and minority backgrounds, says Geoff Parks, director of admissions at Cambridge.The value of such preparation is questioned too.