Sentence examples for interviews mainly from inspiring English sources

Between 2006 and 2011, trained interviewers conducted in-person interviews, mainly in respondents' homes.

Interviews mainly took place in the household dwelling and interviewers aimed at interviewing all household members privately and separately.

There are at least 15 interviews, mainly with radio stations.

The film features only a handful of talking-head interviews, mainly with his family.

The new material includes opening and closing sequences and documentary-style interviews, mainly about what did not work, said Jeff Tremaine, director of the franchise's movies.

While Mr. Ellsworth-Jones quotes from earlier interviews (mainly via e-mail) that Banksy has dispensed over the years to others, he did not bother to submit his own e-mail questions (after failed negotiations with Banksy's publicity agent actually to talk with him) because, he says, "the usual pattern has been for some questions to be answered and other key ones simply ignored".

"In the past, I've interviewed mainly guys," Mr. Smeaton said.

She interviewed mainly active members of the Protestant religious right and their opponents — most of them parents — who showed up en masse at school board hearings.

There are some actors out there that are brilliant at just being the actor and not giving the interview, mainly because they're boring as shit and they've got absolutely nothing to talk about.

Covering strikes in the local copper mines in the mid-1980s, she interviewed mainly Latina women who "held the strike when the men had to leave town because legal injunctions barred them from picketing..

In Kyrgyzstan, a total of 77 people were interviewed, mainly livestock breeders who were often hunters too, and also some folk medicine practitioners.