Sentence examples for interview to explain from inspiring English sources

She was asked in an interview to explain her thinking.

If you do keep a job off your résumé, be prepared in the interview to explain why.

When asked in a 2011 interview to explain her success in leading deals, she said: "I can see an opportunity or a problem faster than any lawyer.

Soon after "Luv" became a huge hit on Broadway in 1964, Murray Schisgal, its author, was asked in an interview to explain the title.

Asked in a subsequent interview to explain his remarks, he instead chose to add that he believed a woman's place was "in the kitchen and on her back".

Asked in an interview to explain why he had changed his mind about keeping the agency independent, Mr. Riney replied: "The business is changing dramatically.

Nick Clegg has struggled in television interviews to explain his plans for a regional points-based system.

Then script and edit a three-minute radio piece that draws upon your interviews to explain local response.

Mr. Wolfinger, the original prosecutor in the case, has declined to be interviewed to explain what this conflict of interest may be and to answer other questions.

But he said it was "perfectly reasonable" for him to continue to do pre-udget television interviews to "explain the context" in which his statement is being made.

Not surprisingly, Kraft and Mara use almost identical language, even in separate interviews, to explain their management philosophy — autonomy, but with boundaries— even as they go about it much differently.