Sentence examples for interview sort from inspiring English sources

The death of another close friend in the war that April, he recalled in an interview, "sort of galvanized my feelings that I can't wait around -- I've got to get out there and do something".

"We will be examining everything that it does and the way that it does it," Ms. Needleman said in a phone interview, "sort of analyzing it and making suggestions for how to develop it, to extend it into the future and across these different platforms".

I've been complaining about the Wii since it came out and I think this interview sort of hits the source of my disconsolate sorrow.

Here's her interchange with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, who, after the interview sort of apologized for being tough with her.

This section presents the results of the qualitative interviews, sorted by topics.

An investigator who did not conduct the semi-structured interviews sorted the 55 potential study participants first by whether or not they, according to their comments, supported or did not support the CDC revised recommendations, and second by their primary occupation.

He said later in an interview, "I sort of don't believe in geek and cool.

CLÉMENCE POÉSY didn't exactly sit when she approached a chair for a recent interview; she sort of perched atop it.

With a press aide for Mr. Kerry monitoring the interview — the sort of arrangement that annoys reporters — Mr. Frantz said he did not view his new job as promoting any partisan aim.

"The Second Coming will probably happen within the lifetime of people living today," Mr. Bickle said in an interview — the sort of prediction that leads some pastors to say he is overstepping and using apocalyptic predictions to seduce eager young believers.

But I decided I wanted this internship and what I did was — I think about this all the time when I interview people, sort of, why don't they do this to me? — I researched all the people coming to campus to interview.