Sentences with phrase «always make eye contact»

Just because I read a book while walking down the hallway ~ or do nt always make eye contact ~ or like to dress like Harry Potter when I get home ~ please do nt judge me.

When a dog cares about his owner, he is always making eye contact.

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Jordan: Always make sure you have eye contact with whomever you are pitching to, even if it's into a camera.

He seems like the kind of guy who always happens to be on the other side of a door when you open it, startling you, as he faintly smiles and makes uncomfortably intense eye contact before passing.

If you feel led to get down on one knee and make eye contact with your kid as you seek to understand where they and their big emotions and even their misbehavior is coming from, this is always okay to do.

This makes it easier for them to make eye contact with you and puts your mind at ease because you can always look down and see their face.

Making eye contact has always been considered a way to communicate without having to say a word.

Our singles events London will always be packed as London singles work long hours, singles are always in a rush to be somewhere, none stops to talk - hell no one even makes eye contact on the tube!

My pet peeve has always been students not making eye contact ~ which makes clustering tables together very frustrating.

I always keep all the contacts that I have collected on an Excel spreadsheet and you can use MS Word's Mail Merge function to create a professional, eye - catching letter with a proper heading and address for each company on it, making your letter look a lot less like a generic letter.

However, if your dog is making direct eye contact with you, that's not always a good sign.

I'm usually traveling with a companion, so there's always that awkward moment when I'm holding a seat, trying not to make eye contact with the people passing by.

«Always greet and make eye contact with passersby; you never know who is walking by your booth.»

As a pedestrian, you should always cross at intersections, stay in the crosswalk when crossing, stay on the sidewalk, obey walk signals, always be aware of your surroundings, make eye contact with a driver before crossing the street, be aware of your surroundings, and be as visible as possible by wearing bright, reflective clothing at night.

Echo became «her» and, just as Alexa would always «look» their way when listening, they would always make «eye contact» with her when talking.

«Always look at the camera to give the impression you are making direct eye contact with the interviewer,» Reischer recommends.