Sentence examples for conventional interview from inspiring English sources

From the start, it is clear this is not going to be a conventional interview because there is nothing ordinary about Eve Best and one of the delightful – and defining – things about her, as a person and an actress, is that she is curious.

However, the NPV was over 50%%, suggesting that diary data may identify more individuals with headaches than information obtained during a conventional interview.

Cruise kept angling for a conventional interview and even began to point out the sights, but O'Brien wouldn't have it.

As Stuart Smith says of those features, "what I like about them is that they're essentially about the musician as a fan, so they can often be more insightful and engaging than a conventional interview," going on to add that, "at the end of the day, we're all fans or at least we should be and I love to share in that passion and joy".

With the benefit of this analysis, we see value in incorporating both participatory diagramming and graphic elicitation methods with conventional interview techniques.

Of course, narratives are not the 'truth', rather a perspectival account, but are arguably more authentic than abstract accounts elicited by conventional interview methods.

Of the more conventional interviews, seven are from Rolling Stone (two of them conducted by Cott), three are from the Los Angeles Times (all with Robert Hilburn, the paper's pop-music editor), and two are from Playboy.

Often, in this context, conventional interviews will produce singular, undifferentiated narratives; songs and dances, on the other hand, have the tendency to evoke powerful memories, which in turn encourage people to share their stories.

The initial interviews, which usually are with recruiters, are likely to be conventional interviews in which you talk about your skills, your career history, and your ambitions and ask questions about the company.

Guided by those who were there, Gibney began with conventional interviews: "but they seemed like a film we had already seen extolling 'the halcyon days of yesteryear.'" Then his team found transcripts of audiotapes John Teton made with the Pranksters and put those together with film.

This method helped to explore aspects that often remain hidden when using conventional interviewing methods.