Sentence examples for getting interviewees from inspiring English sources

Now Rolling Stone resorts to cheap parlor tricks such as getting interviewees drunk and conflating quotes to get a headline or two.

Characters went to radio stations and spoke on the air; they proposed show ideas, made podcast teasers, created a murder-mystery show, got interviewees comfortable on mike.

It was difficult to get interviewees to talk about how exactly these intended effects are supposed to be achieved.

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).

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

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

Running orders change from minute to minute; scripts get rewritten; interviewees exhaustively prepared are politely stood down ("boshed", in the parlance. A busy news day means much boshing).. Today can't stick on a record or take a few phone calls from the audience if things go pear-shaped.

Despite the fact that the conversations are confidential, you should get the interviewees' permission to record what is being said.

In the present study, to get the interviewees' confidence, the interviewer had to define the content of the interview precisely, and explain the interviewers' role.

We watch all the interviewees getting ready.

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.