Sentence examples for interview emphasizing from inspiring English sources

He also recommended sending a thank-you note following an interview, emphasizing that because so few applicants do so, the action really stands out.

"It's usually areas where speeds are posted too low for the flow of traffic," said Gary Biller, executive director of the motorists' association, in a telephone interview, emphasizing that the list did not represent a formal study.

Right now 9/11 is the subject of just a single panel at the museum, on which is reproduced a November 2001 letter from a United States attorney in Michigan, requesting that the recipient come in for an interview, emphasizing that while "we have no reason to believe" the recipient has any association with terrorist activities, some information might turn out to be helpful.

She further described the theme of the song in an interview, emphasizing that it embodied her own lifestyle, We're [Ke$ha and her friends] all young and broke and it doesn't matter.

He has experience in government and diplomacy and, as your interview emphasized, an awareness of, and respect for, different cultures, just what our country needs at this time.

Mr. Sharif, in a recent interview, emphasized the similarities between the approach he would take toward militancy and that currently being discussed in Washington, including separating the Taliban, whose members can be talked to, from Al Qaeda, whose adherents cannot.

Dr. Begun, in a telephone interview, emphasized that he was not disagreeing with the designation of the new species, but was "merely presenting an alternative" to the single-genus interpretation.

George Chauncey, a Yale scholar of gays in American history, in an interview emphasized that he was not weighing in on the economic arguments involved, but noted that Mr. Ferguson's comments resembled past attempts to undercut gays in public life.

While the interview emphasized the guerilla's commitment to seeing the peace process through, Timochenko appeared to question President Santo's pledge to have a final accord signed in six months time.

The interview emphasized multiple study visits in the United Kingdom and occasional intravenous abuse and substances dependence.

Double-checking the positive responders (self-reported epilepsy) from the mailed questionnaire investigation by conducting a telephone follow-up interview emphasized the importance of validating the responses given by laymen (corresponding to a test with a high specificity ruling out the false-positive cases).