Sentence examples for real interviews from inspiring English sources

Interviewers were trained for two weeks before conducting real interviews and supervised at least twice per month through interviews conducted together with the main researcher.

Sometimes, trainers tag along on real interviews to make sure that nothing goes wrong.

Between the dramatic re-enactments, there are real interviews: with Mohammed al-Fayed, with Mr. Wingfield, with two London tabloid editors who discuss Diana's relationship with the press.

It combines scripted reconstruction and real interviews with its two protagonists, Ernst Ostertag and Robi Rapp, who are in their 80s and still live together in Zurich.

It is thought that the "mockumentary" has now developed into a serious piece about financing films at the festival, with Francis Ford Coppola, Nicole Kidman, Roman Polanski and Marion Cotillard doing real interviews for it.

As the young men question their boss, Kinsey interrupts them, demanding alterations in their voices and their posture; he wants their manner to be at once friendly and neutral, or, at least, nonjudgmental, since, when they are conducting real interviews, they will have no idea what might spring from the memory of some glum-looking farm boy.

"That's not a real interview".

Didion did no real interviewing or reporting.

If Oprah can't get a real interview, perhaps nobody can.

It was a good dry run to prepare for a real interview.

Kim Jong-un should have just invited James Franco and Seth Rogen to meet him for a real interview.