Sentence examples for Meaningful interviews from inspiring English sources
Participants were recruited from the independent living facilities of two local Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) as these individuals were more likely to provide meaningful interviews and represented a sample population likely to have had discussions involving cancer screening and life expectancy.
But he has not given a meaningful interview in years, apparently content with how history has treated him.
Moreover, the status of the former gang members, Gilbert Vega and Jose Rodriguez, as "protected" federal witnesses made it difficult to conduct "any meaningful interview, so that their accounts of the homicide may be verified," the office said.
This interview was the most meaningful interview I have ever done.
Without telling me the topic, he assured me of a meaningful interview in the next two weeks.
"Here is my wish," he told audiences, "that you will help us to take everything we've learned through StoryCorps and bring it to the world so that anyone, anywhere, can easily record a meaningful interview with another human being, which then will be archived for history".
Exclusion criteria were any factors that would preclude a meaningful interview such as cognitive impairment, aphasia, profound hearing impairment, language barriers, or participation in pilot interviews.
With The Palm rolling out a brand refresh and celebrating its 85th anniversary this year I thought it would be relevant and meaningful to interview Bruce Bozzi Jr. His great grandfather founded The Palm and Bruce runs it today.
In her podcast On Being, Krista Tippett explores life's most meaningful questions through interviews with a variety of scientists, theologians, artists and teachers.
Blind since childhood, Herb Greenberg emphasizes character above presentation when he advises companies on how to make job interviews more meaningful.
