Sentence examples for an interviewer raised from inspiring English sources

Once, when an interviewer raised the subject, she answered, memorably, "Okay.

When an interviewer raised that point with her, she asked him to consider the events intervening between the two novels.

The receipts make for interesting reading (it's currently made $250m); more significant is that 20 million people have watched on YouTube a brief video of Affleck sitting in sad-eyed silence as an interviewer raises the critical reviews.

The interviewer raised tough questions but Ma Yun was on the ball.

If the respondent agreed to pay the amount, then the interviewer raised the bid with higher amount.

For example, one question on the guide was, 'How does a catheter affect your social life?' However, the interviewers raised the subject of sex in a number of ways.

Surveys conducted online or using automated phone calls also found generally higher support for a ban than did those using live interviewers, raising the possibility that some respondents are more loath to admit their backing for the ban when speaking to another person.

It never makes the list of published works inside his books and whenever interviewers raise it in discussion he declines to "go there".

"You can be accidentally successful for three or four years," she told one interviewer who raised the issue.

The interviewer, Steve Hewlett, raised the subject of news being available free elsewhere and did not shy away from mentioning the BBC website, which will - because of the licence fee - always be free to access.

When an interviewer once tried to raise the question of faith, Mr. Blair's press officer, Alastair Campbell, snapped, "We don't do God," and on that occasion at least he was quite right.