Sentence examples for sympathetic interview from inspiring English sources

He is wooed by Republican candidates, and he conducted a sympathetic interview with Sarah Palin, then a vice-presidential candidate, after she stumbled badly in national television interviews.

And runaway children need a sympathetic interview from an independent social worker instead of the approach where police tell kids off for running away.

The Post notes a sympathetic interview with Silda Wall Spitzer's mother, while suggesting that the first lady be tested for sexually transmitted diseases.

Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, then a Republican candidate for president, visited the Odgaards' business and videotaped a sympathetic interview with them.

A seemingly sympathetic interview detailed the young woman's fears and suspicions; then, the camera follows a private investigator, who in turn tracks and surveils the boyfriend or husband (or girlfriend or wife) who is under suspicion of committing infidelity.

Still, the junior Coalition partner can count on Rupert and Co to keep the faith even without Sorene's expert assistance: a sympathetic interview in The Sun revealed that someone recently whispered to Clegg in a supermarket queue that they thought he was doing a good job.

Although the reporters were sympathetic, interviews filled me with self-doubt.

Officials said 29 officers were injured on Sunday, and state-controlled television — the primary source of information for most of the country — featured sympathetic interviews with uniformed officers lying on beds in a hospital ward.

Glenn Beck is a fan, and he has conducted a series of sympathetic interviews with Cruz; Beck and Cruz were booked as two of the featured speakers Thursday night at FreePAC, a conservative rally in Dallas.

Anyone who combines his scrupulous politeness with scalpel-sharp yet sympathetic interviewing is cool: add an offbeat sense of humour and you get, as André 3000 had it, ice-cool.

His growing interest in political activism and "citizen journalism" over the last decade - his sympathetic interviews with Hugo Chavez and Raul Castro, his passionate protests against the Iraq war - have tended to depress his Q ratings still further, fixing him in the minds of many Americans as a tiresome pinko bloviator.