For instance, the interviewed students acknowledged that teacher T1 had become more tender, humorous and easy-going in Lesson 6.
Take, for instance, the Couric interview and what should have been a softball question about what newspapers Mrs. Palin read.
He secured, for instance, the first interview ever with Colette Bowe, a civil servant who shot to unwanted fame during a political scandal in 1986 known as the Westland affair.
But the focus on the twenty-eight pages obscures the fact that many important documents are still classified — "a ton of stuff," Kean told me, including, for instance, the 9/11 Commission's interviews with George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Bill Clinton.
Where possible researcher and respondent characteristics were matched, for instance, the female researcher interviewed younger or shyer females; there was not prior relationship between the participants and researchers.
For instance, the third participant interviewed in community 3 would be identified as 3C (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> *as determined by the Australian Standard Geographical Classification.
I'm going to ignore the limitations of the aforementioned study – for instance, the fact it involved interviews with just eight recreational runners – and instead focus on its unquestionably insightful "thematic analysis".
For instance, the company launched Skype Interviews last year, aimed at recruiters who want to test candidates' coding skills during their chats.
For instance, the basketball player Allen Iverson will be interviewed by the singer Nelly.
For instance, the popular daily newspaper Parisien this week interviewed a French artist who said that she had worn the full veil for a month "in hell," and that she sweated profusely in the summer and got drenched in the rain because the black cloth acted like a sponge.
