Sentences with phrase «actually listens to their conversations»

What we do know is that Facebook ads can be incredibly accurate, if not invasive — so much so that many users have started to think the platform actually listens to their conversations through their phones» microphones.

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Or that time when Google's home assistant gadget actually did turn out to be listening to random conversations even when people didn't wake it up?

In fact, I don't even call them conversations anymore as a conversation implies people are actually listening to each other.

Engaging the Twitter community is obviously time - consuming, since you have to pay attention to what many different people are saying — you can't participate in the conversation unless you're actually listening.

Just humor me — I'm sure no one actually cares about the conversation I'm listening to in Starbucks (lol).

And yet by not actually listening to my responses, and trying to assert himself by controlling the entire conversation, he ended up doing the complete opposite!

His issues with insecurity and impulsivity, mean it's even harder for him to actually listen, instead of spending his down - time in conversations, thinking of what he wants to say next.

Keeping up the confrontational nature of the conversation, Black said that was «nonsense,» and that Crowe had actually summed up their rapport perfectly on set, saying that chemistry is when two actors «just learn to listen to each other.»

Steve Carell is too polite to cut off a conversation, even when the crowd actually listened to the program for once.

Actually, we need to move the discussion from the current monologue by ideologues with political agendas to genuine conversation where active listening is valued.

But hey, it's just the start of a conversation, and if some are offended, we could actually listen to them and see if they have something worthwhile to say, right?

People who came into the meeting «knowing» something that was not true - LISTENED to the conversations — and left the meeting with their minds actually changed.

One is anytime that I am struggling, anytime that the proverbial you are struggling, it's easy to have the conversation with yourself and talk to yourself over and over again, like somehow you are just going to figure it out within the square foot of real estate between your ears, but the two things for me are A, I need to open my mouth and talk to people I trust when I'm going through that and B, I need to actually listen to what they tell me in response.

And he insists he's the exception to the rule, and maybe he is, but I still think that for most of us, actually just sitting there and listening, and maybe jotting down a few notes about the highlights, you're probably going to have a better recollection later of that conversation anyway.

Whether or not your rambling is actually adding value to the conversation is irrelevant; at a certain point, your interviewer will stop paying attention, will perceive you as someone who lacks the bibility to listen well, and might get annoyed as you chop away time for other, more important questions and answers.

Create a topical conversation about your product or service via post or tweet and actually listen to the responses of your prospective buyers.