Sentence examples for Lack of interviews from inspiring English sources

The former star is using social media savvy, and a total lack of interviews, to control the narrative of protests in the N.F.L.

After the build-up with the "mixtapes" and the sense of mystery heightened by the lack of interviews, when the debut album proper finally kiss-landed it felt anti-climactic.

Then, thanks to a strong setpiece scene with the mulleted former PO Rose – I knew we'd be seeing more of him – we learn more awful truths about Michael Antwi's murder in police custody: the disappeared CCTV tapes, the lack of interviews with witnesses, the handy dearth of forensic evidence.

A graduate with a goal but no glory has to find alternative methods to distract themselves from the frustrating job market and depressing lack of interviews; my little slice of escapism is found delving deeply into a world of news, gossip and fashion magazines.

So should the White House press corps, which has long complained about access and lack of interviews, allow the White House to set the ground rules?

The mystique has been enhanced by his general lack of interviews, though the last year has seen Danaher open up to the New Yorker and podcast star Joe Rogan, a long-time UFC media personality.

Although we discovered a link between personality and uveitis, our study was limited by several biases like a small sample size, translation of the questionnaire to the local language (n = 33), lack of interview by a psychologist, and absence of a psycho-therapeutic intervention.

Though Ryan's been making the controversy rounds lately with his apparent penchant for one-night stands, his patriotic grill and his, er, lack of interview finesse, we noticed that few were calling attention to one of Lochte's most signature attributes: his outrageous style.

It had a negative correlation with the lack of interviewing skills (r = -0.136, P = 0.013) and the lack of experience in psychiatric patient care (r = -0.108, P = 0.048).

Reasons for lack of interview with the participant themselves included failure to trace (n = 3), access denied by a relative or GP (n = 4), illness (n = 4), profound deafness (n = 2) and refusal (19), but proxy informants gave interviews for 11 of these.

"The Glazers did seem disinterested in Manchester United, the lack of media interviews was at best interpreted as indifference, or at worst, not even caring for the club," Nayani writes.