Sentence examples for interviewed may have from inspiring English sources

Munson says that the gay men he interviewed may have wanted to convey an identity that is more stylish and cutting edge.

I think that the confusion expressed by the Californians interviewed may have more to do with the fact that there is no material connection between the Iraqi government and those attacks.

The drug-induced death of Joplin – like those of Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison, whom Goldstein also interviewed – may have woken up "the love crowd" (to use Otis Redding's Monterey term), but it hardly led to a reining-in of rock's collective irresponsibilities.

This can be taken as good as the older generation interviewed may have stayed at the village for a long time and would have had substantial experience with the issues raised by this study.

Another potential bias is one of self-selection: surgeons who agreed to be interviewed may have been particularly interested in this technology.

In contrast, the surgeons who declined to be interviewed may have had valid input, but were not sufficiently interested to participate.

Specifically, the use of telephone, rather than face-to-face, interviews may have impacted the rapport established between the interviewer and the participants, which may have influenced the nature of the participants' responses.

Individual interviews may have specific restrictions.

The static, accusatorial, setpiece interview may have run its course.

The interview may have been unfair, but perhaps Mr. Bush should have refused to even try to answer.

Part of the problem, Broste suggested in an interview, may have been limits on statistical methods at the time.