| Get your interviewee relaxed and then slip the difficult questions in when you are both comfortable. |
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| He died in 1917 from trench fever caught second-hand from an interviewee just back from the front. |
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| Both know how to ask worthwhile questions and to draw an interviewee out without sneering at them. |
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| Farther down in the article, the interviewee waxed poetic about the Sunday afternoon parade of low-riders down Federal Boulevard. |
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| Make it a rule that anyone, interviewer or interviewee, who uses that word will be subject to immediate defenestration. |
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| Then, each interviewee was asked how the working definition compares with his or her own. |
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| As passionate and expressive as she is in her acting roles, as an interviewee she can be extremely difficult. |
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| The interviewer then had to fill in a box giving the names of products one to four as given by the interviewee. |
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| The interviewee began to study with a rabbi and to consider conversion to Judaism. |
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| This interviewee himself took pleasure in regrowth forest and spent much of his recreational time fishing, catching marron and bush walking. |
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| Some interviewee responses suggest beliefs closer to pantheism than deistic faiths. |
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| This chart consisted of a series of concentric circles with the interviewee located at the centre spot. |
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| It was conducted in Hindi, a language neither the interviewer nor the interviewee was familiar with. |
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| His secret was to keep in the background, giving the interviewee the prominent place he or she deserved. |
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| The interviewee should also be reminded to forward any supporting documentation. |
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| It was made clear that the tape recorder could be turned off at any point, if requested by the interviewee. |
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| Ask permission if you intend to use the name of the interviewee in the report. |
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| Respect confidentiality: Explain clearly the purpose of the interview and inform the interviewee how the information will be used. |
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| For example, one interviewee explained how the nature of healthcare and the model for drug development is changing. |
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| One interviewee commented that it is generally only effective for seniors who are literate and face few other barriers. |
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| Another interviewee suggested that the departmental mandate for anti-racism activities may not be very apparent to the public. |
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| An amiable interviewee, he was more than willing to chat about acting technique, his wide range of screen roles, and much more. |
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| By way of explanation, one interviewee suggested that Anglophone companies are more attracted to some publications than Francophone ones. |
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| The closer to the ego, the tighter a contact person is perceived by the interviewee. |
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| It is essential that the interviewer does not stigmatize the interviewee and is not prejudiced against him or her. |
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| The unit of analysis for the study was the illegal firearm transaction as reported by the interviewee. |
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| One interviewee wryly observed that government has no qualms about funding advocacy directed at other levels of government. |
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| Questions were generally asked of each interviewee in a systematic and consistent order, but the interviewees were allowed to digress. |
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| His rotundity means he sits a little awkwardly in his chair, but he is a lively, playful interviewee, chewing on a small cigar throughout. |
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| The interviewee then lists the four demands of his movement. |
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| For example, the interviewee may want to confide in the reviewer on a sensitive issue. |
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| In 1995, Schlesinger made a good interviewee in the definitive documentary about gay cinema, The Celluloid Closet. |
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| These interviews were recorded by an official court stenographer, who took an oath from the interviewee before commencing the session. |
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| Reporters print or broadcast what is actually said, and the interviewee frequently says far too much. |
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| It's the usual questionnaire which invites the interviewee to give many negative responses without ever actually asking why you aren't warm and fuzzy. |
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| An interviewee aired the suggestion that all new buses plying in the city should be fitted with a manual lifter enabling a wheelchair user to board a bus. |
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| Once the subject was dealt with, once the interviewee had left the green room, it would be wiped clean. |
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| You know, 24-hour coverage of a truck crash in Bolivia, where every interviewee says he doesn't have enough information yet. |
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| Philip Green, below, has a reputation for not being the easiest interviewee, but pity the poor soul who found him in uncommunicative mood when grilled by a financial website. |
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| Self-appraisal questions direct the interviewee to develop answers from the position of a nonparticipant. |
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| Like his Nixon, Mr. Langella is an agile interviewee, taking the conversation toward anything but the specifics of his nonacting life. |
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| A quote was removed at the request of an interviewee. |
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| Thus, our interviewee sourly realized that Moliere's learned people would continue to rage and that one had to serve them with the language they desired. |
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| A second email can be sent later to inform the interviewee about specific issues or questions that will be addressed so that he or she has time to prepare. |
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| Each interview begins with a short biography of the interviewee, including their major publications. |
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| Interviews were conducted face-to-face with the interviewee selecting the location. |
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| Job applicants were ushered into the room and as the interviewee started the interview, a bright light was seen lighting up the TV screen. |
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| One interviewee cited a recent situation in which he was analyzing the costs of materials in circumstances where manufacturing did not conform to industry standards. |
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| These should be kept for five years after an interview, or for even longer periods should an interviewee challenge the outcome of a security screening investigation. |
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| He is an impressive interviewee and debater. |
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| Our careful journalistic distance from the interviewee evaporated. |
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| The Irish, then, lead European respondents in the two-way dance of dissembling to fit in with expectations, whether as interviewee or interviewer. |
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| The Committee recommended that in future the Service prepare official transcripts of the security screening interviews it conducts or, alternatively, prepare a written summary for signature by the interviewee. |
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| Frau Kresting, the only interviewee to join the NSDAP, told me explicitly that she did not need to be denazified because she was a wife and mother. |
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| After a series of questions and answers the interviewer learns what motivates the interviewee and can articulate a proposal that meets the interviewee's needs. |
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| They then take a prosecution statement and ask the interviewee to sign it. |
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