Sentence examples for noteworthy interview from inspiring English sources

It's a noteworthy interview.

He's eighty-three years old; he hasn't made a film since "Sobibor," in 2001, about the uprising of Jewish inmates in a death camp (here, from Switzerland, a noteworthy interview with Lanzmann about the film).

Here's what he said in a noteworthy 1978 interview in Film Comment with Terry Curtis Fox, on the occasion of the release of "An Unmarried Woman," which I consider his greatest film (and which, shockingly, is unavailable on DVD or streaming video): In the past, the possibility of change wasn't psychologically really a fact.

After all, the magazine has published high-profile authors and interviewed noteworthy public figures throughout its history.

It is noteworthy that the interviewed patients do not openly complain about the limited capacity for diagnosis and treatment at the department, as the staff respondents did.

The directors whom Jones interviews add noteworthy observations regarding their own experience and appreciation of Hitchcock's films.

It is Hague's expression of frustration with the Obama administration, however diplomatically phrased, that is perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of his interviews on Wednesday.

It is noteworthy that not all interviewed students gave explanations for their belonging status while some gave multiple reasons.

A press pass may allow the bearer to request interviews with noteworthy attendees, and special rooms are sometimes set aside for this purpose.

Hernández was dressed before virtually all of his teammates, he stalked around the clubhouse impatiently and he gave an interview that was noteworthy only for its brevity.

It was certainly noteworthy that in his recent interview in this newspaper, Clarke complained of the "ludicrous cycle of ridiculous housing booms followed by housing crashes".