At the beginning of the interview, the interviewer explained the general topic of the interview and encouraged the interviewee to express her ideas freely.
Ms. Palin could have anticipated the question — the topic of their interview, pegged to her visit to the United Nations, was foreign affairs.
Mr. Manning served time in prison for various crimes and was dismissed out of hand by many Harlem leaders; several did not return calls after their representatives were told that he would be the topic of the interview.
the reporter pretended that the syrian diplomat prefered to keep his identity anonymous " fearing for his life ". the topic of the interview was the meeting of the Security Council before yesterday.
Problems occur when Jessie J keeps switching the topic of the interview from its boring subject – "The Music That Changed My Life" – to the far more interesting matter of her recently healed broken foot.
He digresses again into discussions of the supernatural, secrecy, acting and surveillance society, before returning to the topic of the interview itself: "We're sitting intimately here and perhaps we'll meet again, perhaps we won't, but this is part of our lives.
Turning to criminal justice issues – the agreed topic of the interview – Paul said he was "horrified" by the video which emerged this week of a police officer shooting an unarmed black man, Walter Scott, in South Carolina, and emphasized the benefits of body-worn cameras.
In his blog Arrington says CNN "went to great lengths to hide the topic of the interview".
Rob: Well, that's the main topic of this interview, so it is fitting that you two met this way.
The central topic of the interview concerned why participants used or did not use the project's testing service.
The informants had received written and oral information about the study in advance, and knew that the topic of the interview was sadness.
