Sentence examples for of course interviewed from inspiring English sources

This stereotype was reinforced by, of all people, Oprah Winfrey, who has, of course, interviewed Collins.

Reedie added: "Mr Rodchenkov was of course interviewed by Wada's Independent Commission that exposed widespread doping in Russian athletics last year; yet, regrettably, he was not forthcoming with such information related to the Sochi Games.

Women of 2015: Elena Ferrante, writer: a fascinating (and rare, of course) interview with the mysterious Elena Ferrante, in the Financial Times.

Of course, interviews between directors and final candidates are standard at many companies, but in my experience there is startling variation in the depth of those conversations.

If any of those publicly named wish to speak to police directly now, we will of course interview them to take their account.

More open questions similar to those for the fifth semester would probably have generated other answers, as would of course interviews, which are often used in a phenomenological approach [ 42].

Data sources include discussion recordings, end-of-course interviews, goal setting sheets, weekly reflection journals, and researchers' observation notes.

During the mid-course and end-of-course interviews, she expressed reform-based views with a student focus.

The traditional coding on the end-of-course interview is the result of instructor M not directly answering the question, forcing it to be coded as traditional.

A third end-of-course interview was conducted immediately after the last day of classes, and a final post-course interview was completed 1 month after the semester ended.

(Later, of course, he interviewed Szeemann).