Sentence examples for substantive interviews from inspiring English sources

Ms. White held few, and tightly scripted, news conferences and granted no substantive interviews.

"Some of his more substantive interviews have appeared in non-traditional settings," Mr. Carney added.

In total, he only performed thirteen hours of substantive interviews or discussions during two trips to California.

And through it all, she has said little publicly, staging few, highly scripted news conferences, granting no substantive interviews and closely guarding the details of investigations.

Ms. Garofalo said that "The Majority Report," its name inspired by a reference to Al Gore's presidential victory in the popular vote in the 2000 election, would also feature substantive interviews.

Donna Dorn, vice president of human resources, higher education, professional and international business, says, "We encourage our managers to do substantive interviews with all internal candidates". Donna's colleague, Maryellen Valaitis, vice president of human resources, school education, emphasizes that selecting a job candidate is often the most critical decision a manager can make.

She declined requests for a substantive interview.

He had a substantive interview in August.

In his first substantive interview since effectively securing the Democratic presidential nomination on Tuesday, Mr. Gore today offered one of his bluntest condemnations of Mr. Bush.

Obama himself made positive comments about the importance of encryption in his first substantive interview on the issue with Recode last week, saying that he's "a strong believer in strong encryption".

He has never given a substantive interview, and as his brother, Charles, puts it, "for years there was only one rather villainous picture of him looking like a junior enforcer in the mafia".