Sentences with phrase «fidgeting too»

By doing so, you will be able to quash any nervous habits like waffling or forgetting what to say, as well as displaying negative body language like not making eye contact or fidgeting too much.

When you attend a meditation class you feel like everyone else can sit quietly and you can not — you might even feel bad for fidgeting too much or making little noises.

«Try not to fidget too much, slouch, and, when talking to your date, try to maintain eye contact but not so much you make her feel uncomfortable.»

You won't have to fidget too long between amateur antics.

Not exact matches

Mine is to come to the office, manage that day's crisis, and fidget my way through way too many meetings.

If you put your little one down for their nap too late, they may fidget and struggle to sleep due to overtiredness.

The American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual of the past 19 years, the DSM - IV, outlines three sets of indicators for ADHD: inattention (a child is easily distracted), hyperactivity (he or she may fidget a lot, for example), and impulsivity (the child may blurt out answers too quickly).

Restless and fidgeting at night are often the result of a confused sleep - wake cycle and can point to a serotonin (too much) or melatonin (not enough) imbalance.

Nobody likes to be girl fidgeting the whole evening with an uncomfortable outfit that's too tight or too short.

For women, comfort should be your first priority as you will have more important things to be thinking about rather than fidgeting in a dress that's maybe too tight or inappropriate.

There are some simple things that can be done for many teenagers, such as allowing them to have a fidget toy in class (something subtle that won't prove too distracting for others), but other methods of helping them involve a little more work.

It would be going too far to call it uncomfortable, but the passively suspended Peugeot fidgets and hops over imperfections that the Golf in particular steamrollers into submission.

Bumps see it fidgeting and giving lumpy feedback through the steering, the traction control is constantly flickering until I turn it off, and the back end is all too happy to swing round slightly unnervingly.

Nail the throttle, however, and you'll be contending not only with torque steer but — thanks to a jostly ride — a noticeable amount of bump - steer too, the wheel fidgeting in your hands as the car deals with imperfect roads.

Flick the suspension into Dynamic mode, and the Sportbrake fidgets around a little more, but rarely feels too firm.

On the one hand, you need to ensure the setup is firm enough to stop the car from rolling about in the corners and never truly settling after bumps; on the other, it can't be too firm or else the crossover will be fidgeting over the smaller imperfections and generally be really uncomfortable on longer journeys.

The suede covering and aggressive bolstering are almost too grippy, preventing proper fidgeting, of which I am a dedicated adherent.

Hamster owners can cut the claws with a baby - sized nail clipper, but hamsters don't like having their movement restricted severely, and when they start fidgeting there's a danger you might accidentally cut too deep or haphazardly.

Fidget, too, makes a lively comparison.

After all, I've probably already become all too comfortable with his authoritatively diverse room in the Art Institute's new Modern Wing, which fidgets stubbornly next to Ellsworth Kelly's (unruffled, of course).

The fidget spinner craze, which swept the world this spring, may finally seem like its on the way out, but that doesn't mean it's too late for Google... Read more

Whether it's a photo of your children that lets your mind drift to old memories or the fidget spinner that you play with just a little too much, put those items away in your desk during the holiday season and save them for January.

Don't lean back (you'll look too relaxed or lethargic) or fidget (you'll look nervous or immature) and don't invade your interviewer's personal space (you'll look like a stalker).