Sentence examples for interview much of from inspiring English sources

In the fourth interview, much of the information had already been obtained in the earlier interviews, thus saturation was assumed.

The lead prosecutor, Timothy J. Reardon, played tape recordings from the interviews — much of which was referred to in the articles in The Times — in which Mr. Posada discussed the bombings with Ms. Bardach at a cafe in Aruba.

In the quarter-century he has been working on the L.B.J. series, Caro has conducted hundreds of interviews, much of it groundbreaking work with old Johnson friends and associates who never had spoken to a reporter or historian in such detail.

Land prices were mentioned a number of times during interviews: much of the land in East Anglia is high-quality agricultural land and prices were high, limiting options to expand existing sites or create new sites.

Finally, Palin says she stormed out of the interview, "much to Cohen's chagrin," though it sounds like he'd already gotten plenty of footage to work with.

Ms. Murdoch rarely gives interviews, much to the chagrin of the British press.

First, as experts like Dean Baker and Mike Konczal have explained, Sanders grasps the issues discussed in the interview much better than most of his critics do.

He was asked in a telephone interview how much of the book is autobiographical.

Every Labour figure doing an interview spends much of it rejecting the "Red Ed" label being thrown at their new boss.

Over the weekend, the story of Secretary of State John Kerry's on mic but off camera comments before a Fox News Channel interview drove much of the chatter.

Hugh Robertson, Britain's sports minister, said in an interview that much of the Olympics money was spent before the recession took hold — and before the Conservative-led coalition government came into power, in 2010.