Sentence examples for interview clearly from inspiring English sources

"Even if I was the worst manager in the world," Gelb said in a Guardian interview, "clearly, we have to make savings there".

And yet Scott, according to a new interview, clearly does now see franchise potential in his beloved dystopian noir about a bounty hunter charged with bringing down a gang of escaped artificial humanoids named replicants.

But when asked about the project's prospects, Matt Anderson, a spokesman for the Division of the Budget, said in an interview, "Clearly, given that we are facing the largest budget cuts in state history, many tough choices among competing priorities will need to be made".

"Our algorithms are kind of insane," she said in an interview, clearly proud of Qordoba's approach to the software side of its business.

Collette seemed distracted during her interview, clearly only interested in locating her co-star.

His interview clearly revealed the level of ignorance passed down from father to son.

Yet the soldiers and sailors whom she interviewed clearly like and trust her; that ought to have been enough.

Our interviews clearly revealed that the questions related to systematic production, either commercially or non-commercially, have been on the agenda in Tampere since the early days of regenerative medicine-related research (early 2000s) (Sotarauta and Mustikkamäki 2015).

---July RElsewherehich is among the many to follow the Cosmo lead toward explicit bedroom counsel, and  thus gets reader evaluations of various sex toys and techniques, does have its more vanilla offerings, including its beauty director checking out the men's aisle with her husband and finding the right cologne, after shave, shampoo, and deodorant.

Here is a woman who through her other interviews clearly demonstrated that she has absolutely no grasp of the issues.

However, because the HIV epidemic in Thailand started with commercial sex workers transmitting to their male clients and then from husbands to their wives [16], and partly because our study was conducted in a hospital close to a rural community, our interviews clearly indicated which spouse displayed risk behavior for HIV infection in most couples.