Sentence examples for attention to interview from inspiring English sources

Employers correlate attention to interview dress--clothes that fit and shoes that are shined--with attention to detail on the job, says Gary Kinder, the director of undergraduate career services in the Pamplin College of Business at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg.

Acquiescence may result from respondents taking shortcuts in the response process and paying only superficial attention to interview cues [ 7].

As in Sarasota, Ms. Santoriello and the production team are paying close attention to audience surveys and interviews.

Armstrong's lawyers will pay closest attention to the interview.

The Clinton campaign also drew attention to an interview by an Obama ally, Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, who said he did not believe that the Iran resolution gave the Bush administration "a green light" to invade Iran.

Then someone drew my attention to an interview given by the shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, who's been hailed – in his home at least – as "an Obama for Britain".

Another edit made a few minutes later drew attention to an interview given by the then attorney general, Dominic Grieve, to his local newspaper in his Buckinghamshire constituency noting that he "was one of four members of the cabinet who abstained in the May 2013 same-sex marriage vote.

But it has also brought a lot of attention to "The Interview," the movie starring Seth Rogen and James Franco that some say prompted the hack.

But when Yankovic sat down wearing low-key, normal-people colors, it was clear that he wasn't out of breath, and he was capable of devoting his full attention to an interview.

The participants mentioned that they would pay more attention to their interview skills after this training and that they would be more sensitive to the patient story and how emotional, psychosocial impact affects their health.

Attention to careful interviewing of all the subjects is the strength of our study.