Sentence examples for thoughtful interview from inspiring English sources
Surprise, surprise, the long and thoughtful interview, optimistically billed as The Obama Doctrine, wasn't ALL ABOUT US.
If you'd like to read a thoughtful interview with Ms. Garofalo about the challenges of getting older as an actress, take a look at this one posted on Middle Mojo, a Web site that focuses on the challenges of aging as an artist.
Other scenes show the band playing at a prison and at an anti-apartheid benefit; Picciotto and Ian MacKaye giving a thoughtful interview to a solemn eighth-grade girl; and MacKaye, in concert, sermonizing, with the passion that only a punk or a minister can summon, not to beat people up for being gay, or for being black, or for being women, or period.
Anthony Andrews plays the upright but sexually ambivalent lawyer; in a thoughtful interview, he said The Letter is the only play he knows where what is not said is more important than what is: in those silences lie all the things that could not be spoken aloud in 1928.
In a thoughtful interview with the Tennessean, Paisley explained that the song, which he co-wrote, was his response to people who said they were offended by a T-shirt he wore celebrating Alabama, the venerable country group, with whom he has collaborated.
Companies looking to gain a competitive recruiting edge need to create a thoughtful interview process that sets their organization apart and focuses on how candidates will perform and grow in the company.
They give thoughtful interviews about what motivates them to fight.
Good use is made of thoughtful interviews with surviving friends and family members, most helpfully the artist's three sons.
Looking at the elegant images and thoughtful interviews contained in this book, it's hard to disagree.
Though he maintains a resolute nonpartisanship, his quiet, thoughtful interviews with the children reveal his own deep -- perhaps quixotic -- yearning for peace.
He eventually assumed the role of elder statesman in his party, frequently writing opinion articles in the newspapers and granting long, thoughtful interviews on television.
