Sentence examples for which interviews from inspiring English sources

In picking which interviews to use, the show aims to demonstrate that some issues about war are timeless.

As a teen-ager he was administered electroshock, intended to cure him of either homosexuality or generalized waywardness, depending on which interviews you read.

Three of his acclaimed films on the subject include "Licensed to Kill" (1997, 80 minutes), which interviews seven men convicted of assaulting and in some cases killing homosexuals.

The report is based on the most recent findings of the long-running Panel Study of Income Dynamics, which interviews roughly 9,000 American families every two years.

They work with the Consumer Expenditure Survey, which interviews 7,000 households at quarterly intervals, asking about spending on hundreds of items from cigarettes to houses.

The only person apart from the interviewer and myself who has read the full archive is the American judge who had to decide which interviews to surrender to the PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland).

That was according to Forbes magazine, which interviewed Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, last month.

There was a nice piece in The Times which interviewed painters about how they paint.

TG-5, which interviewed Mr. Rutelli tonight, has featured the candidates about equally.

The report is based on information from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, which interviewed 138,000 adults in their homes from 2009 to 2011.

Consider a survey done by Edison Media Research of Somerville, N.J., which interviewed people as they left polling stations.