Sentence examples for getting an interviewee from inspiring English sources

She doesn't worry much, either, about getting an interviewee wrong.

Any journalist knows it's capturing that candid moment, getting an interviewee to open up and reveal something about themselves that is fresh and unexpected.

As a journalist I was always appalled by the practice of "getting a newsline" out of an interviewee, which basically involves asking them to talk about current affairs, nothing to do with the topics agreed in advance – and hoping they'll put their foot in it by saying something controversial.

That doesn't close the door to future interviewees getting a cut of the revenue from The Kindle Singles Interview, especially if sales take off.

"I feel much better knowing that James Laughner [one of the interviewees] also thought that getting a teaching certificate was a pain!

"I get a sense of an interviewee's personal style and their ability to deal with the unexpected by asking them this.

Ms. Chua appears to concede this, writing that "some might point out" that nearly all her interviewees "got an extra boost from their successful and well-connected husbands".

Sometimes, reporters and interviewers try so hard to create interesting and engaging news stories that they will try to throw random or unexpected questions at their interviewee to get an exciting or entertaining response.

And it's very hard to look at why countries should work together on health if you're not looking at their foreign policy stance…" It was furthermore raised that discussions on global health increasingly take the form of "political negotiations, rather than technical experts getting together" (Interviewee 3), and that health "is not any more negotiated by health officials mainly" (Interviewee 2).

Silent cues like nods can be good for getting the interviewee to elaborate without losing the thread of the conversation.

This means reading the transcripts over and over again to get a feeling for what the interviewees were actually saying and to get an initial understanding of potentially interesting patterns.