Sentence examples for interviewees over from inspiring English sources

When I point out that journalists, at any rate, prefer candid interviewees over hyper-controlled actors determined to give nothing away, he looks stricken.

The most annoying tic of political interviewees over the past year was their habit of asking themselves a probing question in a spirit of fake humility and openness.

Uncaptioned snapshots in another file contained image after image of Ms. Glicksman's interviewees over the decades, some of whom have since died.

The report claims that 56% of female interviewees over 44 have played mobile puzzle games, which emerged as the most popular gaming genre over all, ahead of traditional action adventures and shooters.

"Is that a real question?" In the same way a skillful chef might make a week's meals out of one roast, Monda often interviews writers or directors for La Repubblica, turns the interview into part of a book, asks the directors to speak to his class at N.Y.U., and invites the interviewees over for a meal.

Whereas the first three categories of products were trusted by over 80% of the interviewees, over 50% responded that they had no confidence in foods with greater technological content, with a percentage that reached 61% in the case of ready frozen foods (Figure 1). Figure 1 Do the products listed inspire confidence?

These limitations include the difficulty of expressing concepts of western medicine in a local African language, the possibility of social desirability bias (i.e. the tendency of interviewees to over-report what they believe to be "good behaviour"), and the fact that the KAP survey is not a good method to obtain in-depth information about sensitive issues.

By telling the story of how they each came to do extraordinary things -- and not just arty things, like designing posters, but hopelessly boring things, like writing to the insurance commissioners of all 50 states -- the interviewees surprise themselves over and over with the realization that ordinary people can, and did, change the world.

Almost 400 interviewees chose over 200 books.

"Sometimes interviewees are over eager to show that they 'get it' or that they are a quick study, but no one ever likes being interrupted," Bearry wrote.

22 Interviews were initially analysed sequentially to understand how the discourse between interviewer and interviewees evolved over time.