Sentences with phrase «by irrelevant details»

The practice tests helped her get in the mindset to focus on the root of the questions and not be distracted by irrelevant details.

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Some have thought that Mark is describing himself here; some consider that it is a detail suggested by Amos 2:16; others simply say it is a genuine, if irrelevant historical detail — genuine, for there seems to be mo reason why the early church would have made it up.

But, all kaleidoscopes are made by someone who can find potential for beauty in the seemingly irrelevant shards of glass, someone with enough attention to detail and patience to slowly fit each individual piece of glass into place.

It would be fair to say that Unleashing Demons has been trashed by some reviewers, on the lines that it reads like Mr Pooter, is full with irrelevant details, is based upon a spin doctor's priorities and is uncritical.

Don't include a lot of irrelevant points, but do make a point to talk about yourself in enough details so that like - minded people on the same online dating website will want to learn more information as they become intrigued by you.

This time, they read a story told by the target, which was either told well (retelling a detailed and humorous story about a friend), or poorly (the same story, but told with a lack of relevant detail and irrelevant filler information).

Miguel: Let's talk about the concept of seductive details... can you give us an example of how investors are trapped by irrelevant information?

By the time one gets to policymakers, climate models are seen at best as black boxes, and at worst as simply irrelevant to their detailed concerns.

Burnett J refused to quash the warning notice, in circumstances where he found that the privileged material formed a very modest part of the overall picture painted by a detailed exposition of the facts and matters on which the FSA relied; it was «peripheral but not irrelevant».

The effect is known as «trivial persuasion» because by inclusion of a trivial or irrelevant but highly specific detail the perceived credibility of the evidence is markedly raised.

As I recently explained in an article published by Business Insider, your resume needs to be as concise as possible, successfully conveying a powerful message without repeating information or including irrelevant detail.

Keep out details you do not need: You do not need to write irrelevant memberships and associations, age, marital status, previous pay rates and others unless it is required by the employer.

But often applicants make a blunder by including certain irrelevant details.

You must be careful not to bore your employer by including irrelevant details or burden them with unconnected additional information.

The key to this is to mention only the skills that have been demanded by the employer and leave out all irrelevant details.