Sentence examples for better interviewees from inspiring English sources

Alonso has long been one of F1's better interviewees, but today he is in a particularly frank mood, and the tranquillity of his presence emphasises the power of his words.

"If the candidate is immediately defensive and offers no reason as to why they've decided not to answer, and the interviewer doesn't take this very well then it's unlikely they'll be asked back, especially if there were better interviewees," Walker says.

This may reflect the socioeconomic circumstances of the regions involved, but it is possible that GPs selected people who they felt would be better interviewees, because of their education, or availability, or people with whom they had built closer relations during the decedent's last illness.

Pound for pound, there's probably no better interviewee on the planet.

We couldn't have two better qualified interviewees and I'm personally very excited to hear their experiences.

Wouldn't the outcome be better for interviewees who maintained that tough negotiator stance -- even while listening to the other guy talk?

Despite perceived better awareness, interviewees at the national and regional level acknowledged that AEFIs were still not routinely reported.

Skype interviews are actually better for nervous interviewees: They mean you can sit on your hands to stop showing that you're shaking.

The serial nature of the EIs, combined with their greater focus on the participant's everyday life and surroundings, provided researchers with an opportunity to become better acquainted with interviewees, learn about changes to their life experience over time, and in some cases to observe their living circumstances.

Better yet, the interviewee invites town citizens to submit their own ideas to make Bilston beautiful.

Mr. Rorem is a charming raconteur, with amusingly cutting anecdotes for every occasion, but he is better as an interviewee than an interviewer.