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Examples of interviewee in a Sentence
He asked the interviewee some very personal questions.
Recent Examples of interviewee from the Web
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The interviewee was a pro-Trump troll — and the president was likely watching the segment.
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Rocha noted that a lot of Varga's success comes from his ability to put his interviewee at ease.
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Unless identified by their full names, names and other identifying details of interviewees have been changed to protect their privacy.
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The boy's fellow interviewees agreed to share with their water Kimmel, which the kid thought would be plenty for the comedian.
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And Kelly, or any reporter, would be a nincompoop for not assuming that an interviewee has a tape of their session, even if surreptitiously recorded.
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But interviewees both famous and obscure are united by their monkey-love in this humble but enjoyable production, which may do well in one-off bookings but would make the most sense as a bonus feature in a Kong video box set.
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Many of our interviewees, including executives from leading real estate and development companies in China, Singapore and Hong Kong, seemed complacent about the looming crisis.
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Interviewees who participated in the video are highly doubtful the corridor will do anything more than leave them excluded from the economic energy the new boulevard will supposedly unleash.
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First Known Use of interviewee
1884
INTERVIEWEE Defined for English Language Learners
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playDefinition of interviewee for English Language Learners
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: a person who is interviewed
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