Sentence examples for fair questionnaire from inspiring English sources

By the time Ms. Smith reprints a Vanity Fair questionnaire in which she named "self-defeating generosity" as her most marked characteristic, no reader need wonder what she means.

'Maria, I said I'm sorry' and 'Yes, dear.'" Schwarzenegger's 2003 Vanity Fair Proust Questionnaire.

On his favorite names: (from Vanity Fair's Proust Questionnaire): Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI.

Here is Mary Tyler Moore answering Vanity Fair's Proust Questionnaire query, "What is your idea of perfect happiness?

White was nervous about playing Rose, but she went on to be the only one of the series' lead actresses to be nominated for the Emmy all seven years that "The Golden Girls" was on the air. 5. White listed Charles Darwin as her real-life hero when answering Vanity Fair's Proust Questionnaire.

Then somebody from the hospice came and another one … and it went on like this.' (B14 ref2) 'I got a little bit exasperated with community nurses, what we used to call district nurses, I think, and somebody'd want to come … big questionnaire — fair enough, to try and assess the needs.

Convergent and divergent validity were fair in the original questionnaire, evidence for concurrent validity was found [11] and the questionnaire appeared able to identify levels of exposure for specific movements [10], [11].

Construct validity of the questionnaire was fair, with moderate to strong correlation between physically orientated domains and pulmonary function (rs=0.36 0.62).

In a recent "questionnaire" for Vanity Fair, he named Gogol as a favorite author.

Going through one of the 1935 issues, we ran into something the puzzle and quiz fiends of the 30s may remembers Vanity Fair's so-called Permanent Questionnaire.

Our results indicate these questionnaire items had fair to substantial agreement and thus are deemed reliable.