Sentences with phrase «asking intrusive questions»

For example, imagine a stranger following you around and asking intrusive questions.

In a question to the Education Secretary, the MP for Enfield, Southgate, said: «There are reports that Ofsted is demanding that a Christian school invites an imam to take collective worship and that Jewish schoolchildren have been asked intrusive questions about their views on sexuality.

Relax, it will only take a few minutes, and we don't ask any intrusive questions.

Not exact matches

If you're becoming a surrogate, you've already had a baby of your own, and you know that everybody and her mother will be wanting to offer well - intentioned advice on how to take care of yourself during the pregnancy, as well as what to do after the baby's born, and they'll probably ask intrusive or personal questions.

Friendly strangers asking questions: some intrusive, some innocent, some downright strange.

Then if there are some sensitive questions clients would like to ask but are afraid to be too intrusive, they can call our telephone matchmakers and, on their behalf, they can find out the answer from the other client.

Abstain from asking too many personal questions as the other may find these unnecessary at that stage and intrusive.

Good questions to ask when you meet women are normally not intrusive questions that will make her feel uncomfortable.

Unlike the Maysles film, however, the inclusion of the raw footage - with hand claps for later synchronizing - reveal an articulate Sharif, enthusiastic and highly personable; and an exhausted Christie, who is asked remarkably daft and intrusive questions.

nte, I tried to express that I am not at all trying to be intrusive in asking questions about your business.

A simplified issue application asks fewer less intrusive health questions and does not require a follow - up physical.

Many rescuers and rescue groups I know will «poo - poo» this, saying that they have every right to ask for the money they do, but the fact remains that they are having trouble rehoming dogs because of the inflated costs and intrusive questions / home inspections they do.

Visitors are more likely to click away than they are to click «yes» to the intrusive question being asked of them.

Carding (sometimes referred to as street checks or «community engagement») is a controversial police practice of stopping people, apparently at random, to ask a series of intrusive questions and collect information.

She adds that Canada, unlike the United States, does not ask extensive and intrusive questions of its potential jurors.

The Court was asked whether a declaration by an individual with respect to sexual identity, was enough to prove whether an individual is gay or lesbian, as questioning was intrusive.

During the deposition, Danner, the plaintiffs lawyer, began asking the co-defendant intrusive and irrelevant questions, such as whether he had engaged in homosexual conduct.

But in their quest to be seen as squeaky clean, some exchanges are asking intrusive and unwarranted questions of their customers, with Bitstamp the most egregious example, as exemplified by a screenshot that reportedly originated from the European exchange.

Limit yourself from asking questions to your co-parent that are overly intrusive or are just simply not your business now, as you might end up getting answers you didn't really want to hear.

The art is asking open - ended questions without being intrusive.