Sentence examples for open-minded interview from inspiring English sources

To hear a better explanation of the idea, I would direct you to Oprah Winfrey's generous and open-minded interview with four Lubavitch women in Crown Heights.

He's spoken about being "bisexually open-minded" before in an interview with Genre magazine in 2005. .

Brief, comedic interviews present an open-minded sensibility that says, "We don't take ourselves too seriously,"—something that makes all of our daily lives a little bit more comfortable to sit with. .

To avoid this potential problem, the interviewer attempted to remain open-minded and unbiased, avoided leading questions and organized interactions and interviews with participants without the presence of BCC Program representatives.

In an interview, he described Ms. Musawi as open-minded.

"We've got to be open-minded," Police Chief John C. Nielsen of Albany said in an interview yesterday.

A talent shortage means employers need to be even more open-minded about the resumes they're willing to place on the interview pile.

Mr Romney gives the impression of going into every interview and every situation, outside certain set-piece speeches, open-minded about which of his remarks will be reported.

"I think I said in an interview a while ago that there is an appetite for open-minded dance music," he sighs with a slightly deflated laugh.

In a seemingly open-minded act, Al Jazeera broke with a widespread taboo of the Arab news media and interviewed Israeli journalists and officials, including Ehud Barak and Shimon Peres.

In a 2010 interview with the outlet Pride Source, Mraz said his views on being "bisexually open-minded" had shifted. .