Sentence examples for particular interviews from inspiring English sources

The baseline interview questions did not change as the interviews progressed, though the interviewer probed issues that were raised in particular interviews, such as frustrations with the health system.

In particular, interviews evidence a changing perspective from math as boring to the possibility of math as comingling intellectual challenge and personal enjoyment.

In particular, interviews with the cast and crew were removed, and a new 48-minute-long feature called "Tributes and Dedications" was included.

Two of the authors have long experience in analysing this type of qualitative material, in particular interviews with doctors [ 3, 16].

In particular, interviews were conducted to obtain inputs from a diversity of stakeholders concerned with the construction of an inter- and trans-disciplinary network in the fields of environment and health.

For this particular interview, both Obama and Todd were on stage.

This particular interview, however, was the first I conducted with an MBA graduate in this case, a graduate not of my own school, but of MIT Sloan.

But several media ethicists interviewed in recent days said that, given the financial arrangement between Ms. Dozier's publisher, Meredith Books, and Ms. Annis, Mr. Kurtz should not have done this particular interview at all.

"I just thought it was interesting," I say, "because these particular interview subjects – Savile and Clifford – are very charismatic, as your father is, but they're also classic unreliable narrators.

"Because of her particular interviewing technique, the audience becomes Anna -- they sit in for her because Anna is talking to them as if she were asking the questions," he said.

I have always believed that advice books need to give me guidance and help me understand the nature of an interview, and the nature of particular interview questions and why they are asked.