Sentence examples for away from the interviewer from inspiring English sources
The infinitesimal silence that goes with her dubious glance — a tightly controlled eye-roll — away from the interviewer, followed by her ironic verbal shrug (a melodic "uh-h" with a subtly derisive smile), suggests the equivalent of, "You have no idea".
As many participants were located thousands of kilometres away from the interviewer, contact by phone was what enabled data collection.
If you shy away from connecting, the interviewer may feel awkward and sense that you're not in it to win it.
Despite these successes, she moved away from the fashion industry, telling an interviewer in 2005 that she had not done fabric design for 15 years.
She positioned herself in front of Africa, looking tired, several chairs away from her interviewer.
I don't remember Ronald Reagan ever running away from any interviewer.
"The CNN interviewer tried to move the debate away from the scrutiny of the abuses of the United States mass surveillance, by attacking Mr. Assange over Ecuador's media reform.
The interviewer asked me if people were beginning to turn away from the big utility vehicles.
From the starting address, the interviewer follows a random route that could resemble this: Walk left away from the first address, turning left on the first street, then count three blocks and turn right.
Unfortunately the interviewers failed to keep records of these people, but those away from the home were mostly male in urban areas and mostly female in rural areas, and it is likely that this was how the gender biases arose.
