Sentence examples for interview otherwise from inspiring English sources

Use the interviewer's first name in the greeting and salutation only if you were told to do so during the interview; otherwise, address the interviewer in a formal manner.

"I'm starting to nurse an idea that maybe we should [reunite]" – Mark Gatiss on The League of Gentlemen, in a profile interview otherwise light on matters comedic.

The tracking electronics I was couriering would help me to secure an interview otherwise heavily censored by the country's Department of Forestry.

Among ever active smokers, women were termed current smokers if they had smoked regularly within the year preceding the interview; otherwise, they were classified as former smokers.

"I paid the 'bad apples' because they asked to be paid, and they would not have been interviewed otherwise," he said in a statement.

If this person was not present, someone else who regularly participated in the processing of dairy products was interviewed, otherwise the visit was rescheduled.

He claimed this did not bother him, but in one recent interview suggested otherwise.

These representatives may relay a response, convey a written statement, arrange an interview or otherwise serve as go-betweens.

In an interview that otherwise indicated his intense desire to accommodate Tony Blair's demands, the chairman of the convention on the future of Europe insisted he would be delighted if the government held the referendum being demanded by the Conservatives and the rightwing press.

But oftentimes, a public relations person was involved too, helping to schedule the interview and otherwise facilitating communication between the company and the press.

Ravi said his friend liked the candidate and the interview was otherwise normal so his friend said he asked: "'Why did you think it was normal to bring your dog to an interview?'".