Sentence examples for interview whose from inspiring English sources

The program was completed by "Configurations," a concert version of Mr. O'Connor's 1999 "Interview," whose quietly horrific treatment of hermaphroditism paled in this excerpted form.

But if you're looking for an interview whose substance does not necessarily hinge on the first time a young woman "takes care" of a chicken, you'll enjoy MSNBC's Joe Scarborough's take on the future of conservatism - it involves more internet, less "Republican Party," less fright offered to puppies and kittens.

Table  2 gives details of the 29 patients selected for interview whose cases then formed the basis of our analysis.

It should be noted that in this study the test-retest reliability was conducted via telephone interview whose test-retest correlations were generally lower than those by face-to-face interview [ 24].

However, we were unable to interview 769 patients who were too ill or died and had no NOK available for interview, whose physicians denied permission to contact, or who refused to participate or could not be located.

When he was asked, in his final interview, "Whose opinion of your work to you value most?" Bolaño answered: "Carolina reads my books first, and then [Jorge] Herralde, [his editor], and then I try to forget them forever".

You're the first star I've interviewed whose dad was a professional killer, I say.

Of the 91 voters interviewed whose ballots had either missing or late postmarks, 30 acknowledged marking ballots late.

He has been cooperating with the police for more than seven years, the authorities said, giving 1,100 interviews whose transcripts run to 23,000 pages.

Based on 15 interviews, whose subjects range from artist and musician Bill Drummond to Judi Dench, the book is part memoir, part polemic, part reportage and part poetry.

They are delivered to a media division dominated by foreigners — including at least one American, according to those interviewed — whose production skills often stem from previous jobs they held at news channels or technology companies.