Sentence examples for form of interview from inspiring English sources
Telephone interviews prevented the interviewer gathering non-verbal contextual information, although this form of interview was more acceptable to participants than a face-to-face interview.
Certainly any form of interview to judge suitability is expressly forbidden in primary legislation.
Two network executives said the actor remained in the mix for some future role in NBC's late-night programming, most likely in some form of interview format akin to his widely praised podcasts.
After about 50,000 interviews — between his radio career and his stint on television — Mr. King will end his run as the 9 p.m. fixture on CNN this week, and perhaps take with him the hourlong conversational form of interview on cable news television.
It is noteworthy to consider that the respondents were briefed on the subject matters prior to the interview session; hence this form of interview (face-to-face) had influenced (perhaps in distinct ways) how the EFL learners' responded to the proposed questions about learner autonomy.
During our meeting, Brown brought VICE Canada a set of graphic and disturbing accounts that he was looking to publish in the form of interview transcripts and audio recordings.
Comedy drama is notorious for its failure to deliver much of either, but there's an added layer of confusion in the form of interviews to camera.
Parody of Studs Terkel's book "Working," which was a collection of interviews with Americans about their jobs, in the form of interviews with Americans about talking.
A bruxa de Portobello (2006; The Witch of Portobello) tells the story of a female religious leader in the form of interviews with those who knew her.
The scrutiny began immediately, in the form of interviews, commentary from pundits, welcoming messages on Twitter and the dredging up of old stories I'd written and forgotten.
