Sentence examples for making an interviewer from inspiring English sources

However, the frequency of vaccination outside the time window at risk broadly overlapped between cases and controls, making an interviewer bias unlikely.

"It seems like you had it made," an interviewer said recently on the Web magazine the 99%.

Up to three attempts to establish the contact were made by an interviewer.

There is nothing more painful than the sight of Dave squirming in front of a camera, as an interviewer, making a promotional video, asks whether John du Pont has indeed been his mentor and his inspiration.

The parents participated on a voluntary basis, making an appointment themselves with the interviewer.

/ Hummingbirds were stopping over honeysuckle flowers... .. Thanksgiving and admiration were in the air, and I could easily have repeated to myself the remark he once made to an interviewer, commenting upon his epigram, "He was thankful, so he couldn't not believe in God".

What then, makes a good interviewer?

"Plus, I made a lousy interviewer," he wrote.

She repeatedly cites Steinberg's self-description as "a writer who draws," and she quotes his claim, made to an interviewer in 1973, that he belonged "in the family of Stendhal and Joyce".

Pamuk, who won the Nobel in 2006, not long after Turkish state prosecutors had charged him with "insulting Turkishness" for remarks he made to an interviewer, told the Guardian "there were times in Turkey when free speech was equally bad … as in 2008 when YouTube was closed.

Ms. Miocene of New York University says just being a good listener goes a long way toward making a good impression on an interviewer.