Sentence examples for voice interview from inspiring English sources

In a 1977 Village Voice interview, she announced a book with her name as the title.

In a corrective 1977 Village Voice interview, Solanas said the book would not be autobiographical other than a small portion and that it would be about many things, include proof of statements in the manifesto, and "deal very intensively with the subject of bullshit", but she said nothing about parody.

In fact, Iacono claimed the Voice interview helped convince Stein that the actor was right for the role of Brent Darrenen contacted me within a week of that article being published, so [my coming out] has definitely opened doors and windows that wouldn't have been open otherwise".

All the interviews took place in the officials' offices, except for one interview which was conducted on-line as a voice interview using the application Skype due to the official's absence from their duty station.

The Ithaca Voice interviewed enology extension associate Chris Gerling about the Finger Lakes wine industry in this 5-minute video.

And using pseudo-documentary scenes to begin and end each episode, with Mr Dutton's off-camera voice interviewing the characters, is trite.

Let's just say it involved a three-year-old song, featuring 50 Cent and Chappelle, in his long-forgotten, baritone white-guy voice, interviewing a personified part of the female anatomy for a faux-HBO special – a boxing special.

According to Fred Conrad, a cognitive psychologist and the director of the Program in Survey Methodology at the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research, people are "more likely to disclose sensitive information via text messages than in voice interviews".

Jamie Johnson, who narrates the film in a disarmingly croaky voice, interviews 11 of his peers to see how they are handling the cursed luck of having "more money than most people could earn or spend in a lifetime," which, according to the film, produces a disproportionate number of failures, not to mention numerous shopaholics and snobs.

Nadirah Iman and Quenell Jones, the filmmakers behind "My Hair My Voice" interviewed me for the documentary.

As such, my personal security is paramount and I only grant voice interviews to large mainstream media networks with which I have a working relationship.