Sentence examples for from interviewee from inspiring English sources

The reverse journey, though, is a crowded train: Jacqui Smith, a former home secretary now announced as host of a BBC radio documentary on pornography, continues a long tradition of discontinued politicians trying to make the move from interviewee to interviewer.

This article was amended on 18 January 2010, to clarify that a reference to Duvalier-era debts constituting 45% of what Haiti owes referred to the situation in 2009, and to clarify that a quote from interviewee Alex von Tunzelmann about the level of social damage in Haiti was her paraphrasing of what aid workers had told her.

The singer of the highly successful platinum-selling rock band Sugar Ray decided to change up his career in 2004 by changing positions, from interviewee to interviewer.

From interviewee Li Jing's birth experience, it can be seen that "having one's own child" is the fertility bottom line for divorced families.

The majority did feel that as a result of learning sciences in a PBL environment they were lacking compared with graduates from a more traditional lecture based programme and that they had to work harder than traditional graduates taking Royal College exams though this varied from interviewee to interviewee.

How about banning certain words from interviewees?

To talk to Solomon is to understand why he elicits such trust from interviewees.

Many items in the Grimms' first edition came not from interviewees but from other fairy-tale collections.

Some of the dialogue comes from minutes or from interviewees' diaries and recollections, but most of it is reconstructed.

We obtained informed consent from interviewees and Human Subjects Review Board exemption.

We asked him about our interpretations, comments from interviewees, and results.