Interviews suggested that smaller merchants feel endangered.
His interviews suggested that "if you already had a short fuse, it enhanced it".
He said interviews suggested that Sandusky did not understand the harm abuse can do to children.
The interviews suggested that while blacks and whites suffered similar rates of emotional trauma, blacks bore a heavier economic and social burden.
Her description of her family during the two interviews suggested that they had trouble talking about her mother's illness and its consequences, including her mother's heavy drinking.
(Intriguingly, Obama, in his interviews, suggested that the use of chemical weapons may have alienated Iranians, who knew firsthand what they did to victims; and they now seem to be behind the new option, too).
But interviews suggested that the main lesson drawn by many is that Pakistan was forced to betray the Taliban under pressure from a West that was looking for an excuse to batter Islam.
Mr. Paul, in a series of television and radio interviews, suggested that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was too broad and should not apply to private businesses, such as luncheonettes.
But the Politico report and separate interviews suggested that Republicans were concerned that Mr. Romney had yet to provide voters with a clear rationale for why choosing him would be an improvement over Mr. Obama.
While there was no preordained winner, a daylong series of interviews suggested that one point was clear: Michael Steele, the embattled chairman, has most likely not gained enough support to win a second term.
Moreover, the interviews suggested that such cases are common.
