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Meanings of think the interview in anglès

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Usage of think the interview in anglès
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Then at length I began to think the interview a strange one.
Lilith: A Romance
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All things considered, I think the interview went pretty well.
The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest ...
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I didn't think the interview was going particularly well.
The Sorceress
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Unlike Yama Nabi, he did think the interview should be made public at the same time as the findings were released.
Radio NZ
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I thought the interview concluded with that almost apology.
Caleb's crossing
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According to biographer Tom Bower, Charles had thought the interview would "clear the decks".
News.com.au
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When asked why Kelly appeared in the movie, Browne said he thought the interview had been lifted from another source.
Ebony
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He sank back, apparently exhausted, in his chair, and I uttered a sigh of relief, thinking the interview was now over.
The Purple Land / Being the Narrative of One Richard Lamb's Adve...
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I thought the interview was all-but-finished when the young woman on the other end of the line launched into the scripted marketing spiel.
Wired
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The Abbe preferred it should be so; he thought the interview would be less painful, and that the surrounding trees would give him ideas.
A Woodland Queen ('Reine des Bois') — Volume 3
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Somehow he could not give his mind to his lessons, and at length, thinking the interview must be ended, he returned to the dining-room.
Chatterbox, 1905.
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'For,' said he, without my having spoken, 'I think the interview may tend to the advancement of your prospects.'
George Silverman's Explanation
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"Don't go, Harry." For Harry had risen as though he thought the interview was at on end.
Janet's Love and Service
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Acclaimed novelist Hilary Mantel later wrote that she thought the interview was a "stupendous piece of theatre" in which "the pauses were everything".
News.com.au
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