Sentence examples for rather interview from inspiring English sources

I can think of very few people that I would rather interview than Hughes, the former art critic of Time magazine and author of such books as The Shock of the New (also a magisterial BBC TV series), Culture of Complaint and The Fatal Shore.

At USC, however, she quickly discovered she'd rather interview celebrities than become one herself.

In the absence of such a declaration, Obama risks surrendering the narrative to such loonies as the conservative website that linked to the Rather interview, but only to add the damning headline, "Dan Rather: When Egypt Goes Completely Radical, Blame Obama".

It was 7 30 p.m. Redford recalled that they'd first met in 1974, when Rather interviewed him for "60 Minutes".

Rather, interviews and open-response assessments clearly indicate that most students at introductory and advanced levels of instruction assimilate non-adaptive concepts with key concepts and naive ideas of selective reasoning into unstable (i.e., non-coherent), naive models of evolutionary causation (cf. Kampourakis and Zogza 2009; Nehm and Ha 2011).

Rather, interviews revealed a more friendly and patient-orientated service provision in SC: "Our doctors normally would not admit the general TB patients and referral of severe TB patients is their responsibility.

It's like – they're scary!" Which makes interviewing Hoult rather like interviewing a polite clam.

Rather than interview atheists like Richard Dawkins, which would have played to expectations, I chose to interview mostly Catholics, both allies and critics of the pope.

There is, however, a rather chilling interview with Mullah Krekar.

Rather than interview McKay or Jennings, Greenspan relied heavily on the remembrances of the British television reporter Gerald Seymour.

I'm meeting Cai (pronounced Tsye) and Murdoch in the hotel, which creates a rather tricky interview dynamic.