Sentences with phrase «by talking to somebody»

«I hope that readers always have the opportunity to critically examine their reading by talking to somebody else about it, and asking questions to open up their interpretation of what's actually being put in front of them on the page.»

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«We don't want to be talking about X where, one way or another, you get a slant on it by the time the interview's done... We could change our mind next week or a month later, and somebody's out there that thinks we're giving investment advice.

One by one, hour by hour, day by day since 1958, he has not only shaken their hands and signed their picture postcards, but he has also talked to them — «talked to me just like I was somebody» as so many have said so often.

By the way, when he talks about roles, he doesn't mean the kind of role an actress plays in a movie, where she's just pretending to be somebody else — he means a functional purpose which you fulfill or assume in your life.

I was really thrown by one particular call, until I realised I was talking to somebody who thought we were the Institute of Physicians!

Ben Pakulski is definitely a man who walks the talk and is somebody to listen to by the shear number of accomplishments he has been able to achieve.

Inaba wanted to switch some things up a bit and opted to get rid of talking about her fame by trying to date somebody who's humble.

Obviously, when talking by email to somebody you do not know, it is wise to be cautious at first.

But it's also really nice to write dialogue not necessarily knowing... just knowing the essence of the character, and be blown away by somebody when they walk into a room to audition for you and... I'm talking about Abby Quinn.

[Points to a passerby talking on his phone] That man right there walking by with his phone — Jonathan would have somebody playing that out.

A paltry offering of bad - looking archival interviews is, sadly, all Echo Bridge shelled out for: a half - hour chat with Jude Law that appears to have been shot in somebody's poorly lit basement is the most substantial thing here by some margin, which is saying something; Willem Dafoe looks so confused during his talk that it isn't clear if he even remembers what film he's there to discuss.

Just have a look at the #MeToo hashtag on twitter or facebook, once you filter out all the people viciously attacking anybody who says anything against the «movement» you'll find pages and pages of people using the tag to talk about being wolf - whistled at once, or being offered a drink at a bar, or perhaps being touched on the arm by somebody they were talking to.

Would like to contact somebody that I can talk with, either by phone [phone]), USPS David Overfield 1020 NW 9 Ave # 307 Portland, OR 97209, or by email: [email protected]

I think when we start talking about security, most people start thinking about somebody in a hoodie, their hood illuminated by the glow of their screen, in a dark room, trying to get at their data.

I wan na do a whole other podcast on onboarding with you, but I think it might be useful to end the hiring process podcast by talking about how do you set somebody up for success on their first few days?

Sometimes people come in by themselves; maybe their partner is reluctant, perhaps they just want to talk privately with somebody about their relationship and get clear about it, and know how to move forward in a really healthy way.