Sentence examples for interview were taken from inspiring English sources

Her reputation took a further battering when, in 2002, comments she made about Dame Judi Dench in an interview were taken out of context (she complimented Dench on her ability to transform into different characters, one of which was "small, round and middle-aged", but the tabloid press considered it a jibe and branded her "venemous").

The Northern Irishman was concerned that the views expressed in a BBC Radio Scotland interview were taken out of context by a newspaper the following day.

Detailed notes of the interview were taken and the data from the interview and the observations were coded and subjected to thematic analysis.

The moment of an interview is taken out of the everyday to place oneself in the arc of history, examining the old and anticipating the new.

It's not fair that so much of the first Foo Fighters UK interview is taken up with the past, but what can you do?

Procedure: Students were briefed about the interview objective and protocol, and their consent for audio recording of the interview was taken.

This interview is taken from Ouch! a monthly internet disability talk show from the BBC, also available as a podcast.

Six sessions of semi-structured interviews were conducted individually with each teacher during six months, from December 1, 2014 to June 31 , 2015 in which every month an interview was taken from each EFL teacher.

The interview is taken from an upcoming documentary by filmmaker Maria Södeberg.

For this telephone interview, written informed consent was waived by the IRB but verbal consent was required from all the respondents and agreement to participate in the interview was taken as further consent.

The full interview was taken by those students selected for the second phase of the study.