A 2000 survey asked interviewees to identify William Rehnquist's job.
The willingness of the interviewees to accept the I.A.E.A. preferred modalities remains a limiting factor.
The intimacy of the podcast format also encourages interviewees to open up.
Mr Winter does not force his interviewees to answer those questions, and he should have.
In one scene, a foul ball flies nearby, causing the reporters and interviewees to duck.
He simply stands back and allows his most deluded interviewees to fashion their own nooses.
With each new round of cuts, he returned to his interviewees to make sure they were happy with the edits.
It was hard for the interviewees to speak of these matters not, Szreter and Fisher found, because of embarrassment, but because they simply had no language for it.
Thornton mischievously encourages her interviewees to slag off colleagues on other continents, and she has an acute eye for their domestic surroundings.
None of the interviewees, to judge by Robinson's reports, objected that a Boris is still not – outside the BBC, anyway – a universally accepted eponym.
Drawing parallels between actors and the characters they play is usually a futile endeavour that invites squirming interviewees to roll their eyes.
