Sentence examples for interview expanded from inspiring English sources

Notes were taken during the interview and all interviews were audio recorded; after each interview expanded notes were written up in full.

"These are the first swells of a sea change," he said in a telephone interview, expanding on what he had said two days earlier over lunch in Manhattan.

Alexievich's interviews expanded my sense of what it's possible to endure; they also made me feel the extreme narrowness of my own experiences and perceptions.

Now he has taken the material he collected from more than 50 interviews, expanded and updated it with additional interviews, added his own interpolated commentary and a charming introduction, and produced a book also titled "No End in Sight" that, in its way, is as powerful as his movie, and equally heartbreaking.

Recognising the relative vulnerability of participants given their in-patient status and recent childbirth, and to enhance engagement with the researcher, interviews were not audio-recorded; instead, notes were taken during each interview and expanded in detail immediately after the interview concluded [ 20, 21].

By John Cassidy November 19, 2015 In an interview, Trump expanded on his ideas for preventing another terrorist attack on this side of the Atlantic: "We're going to have to do things that we never did before".

In the Times interview, Ginsburg expanded on her thoughts about the future of the court and said the Senate should take action on Judge Merrick B. Garland, President Barack Obama's nominee to replace Scalia.

The interview was expanded to symptoms of COPD (= irreversible OAD) (table 1).

In the next part of the interview, Ashlyn expanded on why she saw little value for equations in biology.

For more candidate interviews and expanded versions of these interviews, go here.

Interviews often expanded beyond these questions and also covered motivation, job satisfaction, reflection, innovation and improvements to services.