Sentence examples for the interviewee's words from inspiring English sources
One method of finding appropriate movement was to ask performers to listen to edited interviews on an iPod while simultaneously repeating the interviewee's words out loud.
Moreover, the interviewee's words are a clear articulation of the existing norm of color-blindness in Sweden and an undeniable realization that race and visible differences matter there.
Don't use the interviewee's words out of context.
While it can be tempting to include the interviewee's own words in the story, don't rely too much on quoting them.
In one interviewee's words, there is often a sense that: "… this is the way it's always been and it's the way it always will be" Nils Daulaire, M.D., M.P.H. Global Health Council - Stillbirth is sometimes seen as nature's way of intervening when a baby is stillborn, some believe this means it was not meant to be born at that time, or had a physical or mental malformation.
The producer wants to jump from one part of an interviewee's words to another, but wants to avoid a sudden jolt on screen.
Within the overall narrative arc of economic and personal crisis, there was constant reference to Latvia being a small and peripheral country: in one interviewee's words, 'a small, small, narrow place'.
Even in the notebooks, he does not grant himself the subjectivity of the first person; and if this is a manifestation of the dry repression that others found so frustrating and off-putting in Coetzee the man ("disembodied" is one interviewee's word for him), it is also a shrewd technical maneuver by Coetzee the storyteller.
The interviews are anonymised through being spoken by someone else, but everything about how the interviewee spoke the words is preserved; all the ums and aahs, the pauses, the mistakes.
Finding movement for this piece was particularly difficult because of the subject matter and our commitment to use the interviewees' own words.
"All the time we are aware of a gap between the interviewees' words and the sorrow that lies behind them.
