Sentence examples for interviewing notes from inspiring English sources

The question I ask is "What do you wish you had learned in grad school--that you didn't--about the world or about the way things work in industry?" In this month's column, I've gone back through years of interviewing notes and come up with the following responses, which run the gamut from more science classes to formal training in business, management, and ethics.

Following each interview, interviewers noted initial thoughts and ideas.

During the interview notes were taken by the interviewer.

Binders stuffed with evidence and interview notes.

Rather than handing over the original interview notes, the government instead produced a composite summary.

The Kiarostami interview notes that there are no children in "Close-Up".

In a broader, less efficient way, that is what goes on during the scribbling of interview notes.

Another is a journal composed of intake interview notes from a bygone mental hospital in the Hudson Valley.

Leahy pointed out that, in the Clinton case, the F.B.I. had even released internal agency memos and interview notes.

Matt Cooper, whose interview notes with the White House adviser Karl Rove were subpoenaed by Fitzgerald, has left Time magazine.

In that interview, Mr. Fastow said, according to F.B.I. interview notes, that he "doesn't think [he] discussed list w/JS".