Sentence examples for interviewed related from inspiring English sources

Two women interviewed related happiness and joy to their spiritual wellbeing (religion) and support.

The research nurses and junior researchers interviewed related that, in their experience, senior clinical researchers and particularly medical or surgical consultants were more successful at recruiting patients than all other staff.

The background of the faculty interviewed relate to their own area of knowledge.

The time required is often not solely interview related as there is often an expectation of a general exchange of news, or to share beverages and/or food before or after the interview itself.

"Researchers cannot accept any interviews related to the Cultural Revolution," one scholar told Canada's The Globe and Mail.

Perhaps because Smith championed McCarthy, the essay has clung to him in particular, surfacing in reviews and interviews related to his new book, "Satin Island".

In an FBI interview related to a 2012 investigation of illegal campaign coordination in Arizona, however, Sproul acknowledged a pattern of law-breaking involving dozens of people hired by his firms, according to a transcript reviewed by the AP.

In the meantime, we've collected excerpts, reviews, and interviews related to the nominees: Autobiography An excerpt from Roz Chast's graphic memoir, "Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?," appeared in the magazine.

The network said that Mr. Baldwin — most recently the star of the comedy "30 Rock" on the news channel's sister network NBC — would host a show where he would conduct interviews related to current events and culture.

The "Office" finale brings the cast together for one last round of interviews related to the nine-year documentary a crew shot at the Dunder-Mifflin Paper Company — as well as a wedding.

Deemed by one publication "the most hated and most clueless man in America," Hayward was derided for his alternately flippant and obfuscating responses in media interviews related to the spill and while testifying before the U.S. Congress.