Sentence examples for interview in contrast to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Phoenix, who was especially polite and sedate throughout the interview, in contrast to his wild persona in the last go-round, thanked Mr. Letterman for having him on as a guest.

So initially it was 'couldn't the children be involved.' (Healthcare Provider, Patient 4, Stage 1 interview) In contrast to the above statement made by a healthcare provider, parents felt very strongly against their children being relied on to provide care.

In contrast, studies from India and Ethiopia report that most people have poor awareness of glaucoma in the community (42, 43), possibly due to differences in study design as both above studies conducted face-to-face interview in contrast to our FGDs.

This was a controlled study using a systematic assessment of migraine, sleep problems and anxiety and mood disorders with interviews, in contrast to the present, larger questionnaire-based survey.

Mostly, though, the jabs haven't been direct: whispers from aides, indirect attack ads, and polite suggestions in cable news interviews, in contrast to, say, Donald Trump calling Jeb Bush "dumb as a rock".

Our study used face-to-face interviews, in contrast to most other studies that used the existing medical records, postal or telephone interviews that had low response rates.

The M.I.N.I. is a diagnostic interview that, in contrast to several other diagnostic interviews, is completely structured, making it appropriate for other assessors than experienced psychiatrists.

The furore about the Oscars and your G2 interview with Geena Davis stand in contrast to his mistaken view that "the barriers people were facing … don't exist now".

[woman #21003, antenatal interview] This was in contrast to postnatally when parents talked openly about the additional stresses on their relationships.

Mr. Daley and Mr. Plouffe declined to be interviewed on the record, in contrast to their accessible and often-profiled predecessors.

Selective attrition may have been minimised because the web portal also contained a forum, information and an online survey, so this also attracted participants that did not seek professional help, in contrast to interview studies among (self) referred patients.