Sentence examples for interview suggest that from inspiring English sources

Gate's comments in the interview suggest that he favours more direct, interventionist action.

Findings from the focus group interview suggest that from the student perspective, blogging has the potential to help construct individual identities with a variety of semiotic resources and to provide the social, affective, and metacognitive support essential to the development of digital literacy skills.

Findings from our interview suggest that a competition setting is extremely important for patients, with further elaboration on how much they have enjoyed competing during rehabilitation.

Results from the focus group interview suggest that participating in Tai Chi group exercise contributed to increased confidence in moving and group members supported each other to be physically active and enhanced enjoyment during exercise.

Mr. Horowitz has denied that, but, in an interview, suggested that he was owed something by the party.

The timing of the interview suggests that Mr. Castano has been attentive to the shifting political currents here.

On redirect, Mr. Hardin, the Andersen lawyer, tried to introduce the original handwritten notes from Ms. Adlong's interview, suggesting that she had never made the comment.

In 1987, Neil Kinnock stumbled in a TV interview, suggesting that a Labour government would resist a Soviet invasion with guerrilla warfare.

The crown should skip a generation and go to William Panorama, November 1995: Diana interview suggests that Charles would be happier stepping aside.

("This was before Vieques, before Diallo," Mr. Sharpton said yesterday in an interview, suggesting that he might be able to do even better this time).

ANN HERENDEEN Brooklyn ◆ To the Editor: Richard Dawkins's By the Book interview suggests that he does indeed believe in an all-powerful God — himself.