Sentence examples for both in interview and from inspiring English sources

Both in interview, and in his blockbuster report into the absence of a coherent government growth strategy, Lord Heseltine glows with both strengths.

"The commission further acknowledges the willingness of Mr Jerome to make fair and appropriate concessions, both in interview and in his oral evidence.

The indicators are captured by questions (both in interview and observation format) and framed into health-level specific questionnaires.

These and other shortcomings of the DOTS model were described at length both in interviews and steering group meetings.

Of course, Hiddleston's no stranger to the musical note, having crooned both in interviews and on stage (notably in a 2007 production of Cymbeline at the Barbican).

But both authors are talking about the value of emotional honesty over factual honesty ― a distinction Ferrante makes both in interviews and in her novels.

Angelou was always forthcoming about her sex work, both in interviews and in her second autobiography, Gather Together in My Name.

One of the biggest election-year hypocrisies hanging out there, waiting for a civic-minded reporter to jump on, is the fact that senatorial candidate Cory Gardner remains a cosponsor of federal personhood legislation, even though he's told the world, both in interviews and even in a paid advertisement, that he's "learned more" about "personhood" and changed his mind about supporting it.

Many participants (both in interviews and the survey) pointed to tight timelines as a primary reason for lack of broader consultation.

At site A nurses described, both in interviews and in the discussion groups, that they gathered information about a woman, her infant and the family's needs in other diverse ways.

While almost all students reported gains in data-collection techniques, both in interviews and on the URSSA, experienced students were more likely than novice students to have engaged in data analysis.