Sentence examples for stiff interview from inspiring English sources

Following a stiff interview with several reporters, Hernandez was much looser and spoke a little English with a smaller group of reporters.

One Asian-American teacher, who wished to remain anonymous, told us that she had more difficulty finding a job and faced stiffer interviews than her white counterparts.

My favourite Gary Lineker move is: talking on wireless earphones while standing upright and gazing into a TV screen satellite link with a foreign manager, a stiff and stilted interview he recorded several hours earlier in the day.

Your conversations with her should be casual and flowing, not like stiff and resembling an interview!

Undaunted by the fact that Smith has clearly warmed up for the occasion with a few stiff fresheners, Ray Stubbs then attempts to interview him.

Meanwhile, Colbert's interviews are pleasant but stiff; in the promotion-heavy CBS context, even cerebral decency can harden into a brand.

The players were also complimentary about the course in their interviews but was it a stiff enough challenge in the week preceding the Open at Royal Lytham?

He clinched the BBC job amid stiff competition after an unexpectedly long period of interviews.

He also spoke negatively of Anderson during an interview with Access Hollywood, and called him "stiff in a studio" in a column he wrote for the Hollywood Reporter.

Four twitchy, stiff-backed staff stood deferentially throughout the 50-minute interview.

The vibe of the interview instantly changed from open and friendly to stiff and standoffish.