Sentence examples for lead the interviewer from inspiring English sources

This is partly the case because the interview is a dialogue and certain comments made by interviewees will lead the interviewer to ask different follow-up questions to some interviewees than to others.

(I love it when interviewees, mostly politicians, start sentences with "Look" – it heralds a doomed rhetorical attempt to lead the interviewer back to supposed common sense).

Honest answers to some illegal questions--those regarding your plans to start a family in the immediate future, for example--might lead the interviewer to draw negative conclusions about you that have absolutely nothing to do with your suitability for the job.

Interviewers reported to the city, or village authorities who assigned one street leader to lead the interviewers from house to house under his/her street until all the adults in a given street, who were present at the time of the study, were interviewed.

Interviewers reported to the city, town or village authorities who assigned one street leader to lead the interviewers from house to house under his/her street until all the adults in a street who were present at the time of the study were interviewed.

The risk profile of identified patients was, in our experience, limited by patient reluctance to provide accurate information about activities they knew to be potentially harmful or responded in such a way that led the interviewer to question the veracity of the response provided.

The street leaders who led the interviewers introduced them to the family members and interviewers explained the aim of the visit.

The street leaders who led the interviewers introduced them to the family members of each household, after which the interviewers explained the aim of the visit.

Sit with these monitors long enough (there is at least some interest in observing the extent to which the interviewers lead the conspiracists by the nose) and your concentration will inevitably be broken by soaring cacophonies from the gallery next door, where six black-clad opera singers are performing the compositions of Janice Kerbel.

We end up knowing them not as subjects but as fellow day-trippers, and it is they, not the interviewer, who lead the trip.

As the process gets under way, the jobseeker should allow the interviewer to lead the conversation.