Sentence examples for sort of interview from inspiring English sources

"They would sort of interview him about his life".

After two months of red tape, misinformation and obstruction, I received a response: Omar had declined "any sort of interview".

"We realized that we had this capability of streaming video, and if we could do the same sort of interview it would have a great appeal," he said.

One of the perils of any sort of interview is that the thing you are so passionately saying might turn out to be all wet, once you actually start working again.

"I always say before Le Bon Dieu, 'Well you made me a writer, and if I've got into more scrapes than others, it is because You did.'" I thanked him for a sort of interview, and sort of began to go.

"I am someone who runs a mile from any form of physical confrontation normally, but I never understand why broadcasters seem to accept without question that someone with a placard or a loud voice should disrupt this sort of interview," he said.

You used to coach politicians for just the sort of interviews you're now conducting.

Nor has it described what sort of interviews or field research, if any, the agency's analysts undertake to investigate possible mistakes.

Mr. Brooks was often a guest on Mr. Cavett's various talk shows, but here the two men are sort of interviewing each other, about career high points, embarrassing gaffes and memorable moments with other famous names.

So the Blue Jays interviewed Stewart and the Texas Rangers sort of interviewed Minaya, who as the Mets' senior assistant general manager is baseball's highest-ranking Latin team executive.

Just 15% said polls relied upon a representative sample, while 37% mentioned some sort of interviewing without mentioning representativeness.