Sentence examples for seems to interview from inspiring English sources

The psychology that interested him wasn't that of the characters but of the performers themselves, as in the great scene in the couple's first collaboration, "Le Petit Soldat," in which the character played by Michel Subor seems to interview Karina's character on camera — when, in fact, Godard, perched behind the camera, was peppering Karina with questions, which she answered as herself.

Jones prefers quoting others' papers to his own interviews, and never seems to interview a captain or major when a general is handy.

We seem to interview him every other week but, and this is a big but, it's justified.

So the Dodgers have settled on Dave Roberts as their new manager after a lengthy search in which they seemed to interview everyone except for the ghost of Walter Alston.

Redding died young and virtually off the record; next to nobody seems to have interviewed him.

He leans on secondary sources and seems to have interviewed more people in Chicago than in Shanghai.

Her prose can be clichéd, but her biographical curiosity is large; she seems to have interviewed almost everyone with a connection to her subjects.

Auletta seems to have interviewed every media chief in North America, and most of them are unhappy, one way or another, with what Google has become.

Everywhere, everyone seems to be interviewing everyone else.

Writers have said she seems to find interviews akin to chewing glass, which left me expecting a prickly character.

"Therefore, it seems to make sense to interview 10- to 11-year-olds".