Sentence examples for interview stressed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kovner, in the interview, stressed the importance of making such materials available to scholars and seemed to take particular pride in an online consortium that has begun to form around the collection.

Late for a job interview, stressed out and starting to panic, Mindi Mebane asked the building concierge for directions in the lobby of the marble and granite office building at 101 Constitution Avenue in Washington, its hallways a bustle of lobbyists and power brokers.

Sir Thomas Armstrong in a 1994 broadcast interview stressed that Sargent "had many good generous virtues; he was kind to many people, and I loved him.... ...... Nevertheless, even friends such as Sir Rupert Hart-Davis, Secretary of the Literary Society, considered him a "bounder", and the composer-suffragette Dame Ethel Smyth called him a "cad".

In addition during interviews, interviewers stressed the benefit of screening and directed DUs to near by screening services.

He was also forced to try to explain controversial comments on the future of Nato delivered in a New York Times interview, stressing his loyalty to traditional US allies.

"We were forced by our membership to do it," chief executive Tim Vanderhook tells Fast Company, in an interview stressing the role user feedback is playing in the site's comeback strategy.

But the female star of the latest London revival of David Mamet's play Speed-the-Plow has already been rumoured to be absent from the rehearsal room and has given an interview stressing that audiences who buy tickets can expect to see her perform.

MOSCOW — The 90th birthday of a double agent from the height of the cold war has been made the occasion for extensive celebration in Russia, with a documentary film, a rare newspaper interview stressing his happy retirement in Russia and a personal birthday greeting on Sunday from President Vladimir V. Putin.

"The security screening has to be done thoroughly and carefully, but it's possible to do that in an expeditious and efficient manner," Showler told VICE News in an interview, stressing that Canadians should be careful to not misinterpret what happened in Paris.

All of the women interviewed stressed the importance of joining networks of other women to develop skills and share successes.

Ozzy Osbourne, who assumed dangerous proportions back in the 1970's, has in recent interviews stressed that Black Sabbath never had more than the slightest interest in witchcraft and the occult.