Sentence examples for in a single interview from inspiring English sources

The feedback condition received personalized feedback and encouragement to explore ambivalence about change and treatment in a single interview.

In 2006, I heard General J. D. Thurman, the commander presiding over Baghdad, pronounce the name of the Iraqi Prime Minister three different ways in a single interview, all of them incorrect.

Although to be fair to Kirk, The Associated Press reported that he managed, in a single interview, to refer to his opponent with the phrase "lent a tremendous amount of money to mobsters and felons" eight times.

In a single interview in 2004 he dismissed a Sondheim-Burt Shevelove musical adaptation of Aristophanes' "Frogs" and said Nathan Lane had "made it worse" in a Lincoln Center production; that Jerome Robbins was "a monster"; that David Hare's play "Stuff Happens" was "a paste job"; and that Robert Anderson's "Tea and Sympathy" was "a fraud".

Both senior executives were interviewed in a single interview by two researchers.

N = 25 semi-structured interviews with 7 participants taking part in a single interview, a further 7 and 1 participants taking part in 2 and 3 interviews.

In 1978, in the course of a single interview with The Washington Post, he remarked, of the insecure Ko-Ko: "He's so me"; of Reginald Bunthorne, the "fleshly poet" of "Patience": "He's so me"; and, of Jack Point, the tragic, lovelorn jester at the heart of "Yeomen of the Guard": "He's so me".

JOHANNESBURG — In the course of a single interview on CNN last week, South Africa's last apartheid-era president, the 76-year-old F.W. de Klerk, may have shattered his legacy as one of the men who set the country on the path to democracy.

The network with the top ratings and top reputation, in case you haven't guessed, is Fox News Channel, and the Democratic presidential front-runner has refused to grant Fox a single interview in this election cycle.

His book was ignored in America, barely reviewed, without a single interview request by a journalist (his publicist said, "Autumn is a bad time"), but, here in Italy, he understands he is taken seriously.

Several researchers have questioned the reliability of retrospective recall of symptoms during a single interview in persons with a history of depression.[43], [44] Several previous studies also looked at rates of overtreatment, with various outcomes.