Sentences with phrase «hear this question as»

When asked about it during a post-debate Q&A with reporters, Donovan denied hearing the question as posed.

I suspect adoption agencies and social workers don't hear this question as much since most people aren't comfortable asking them this question.

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Asking more questions in your attempt to understand their point of view will also help diffuse the situation as you are showing a genuine desire to hear what the other person has to say.

If it were, it wouldn't be the No. 1 question I hear as people enter the second half of their careers.

You hear yourself answer that question, and you want to cringe as you see that person's eyes glaze over.

• StatMuse is available as an iOS app, but the voice platform will launch on Amazon Alexa in the next few weeks, which means you could ask your Echo a question and hear Peyton Manning's voice instead of Alexa's.

A guy I recognize as Vine star Rudy Mancuso is sitting next to me and overhears me asking Logan a question when he interjects — «Hey, you wan na hear the crazy stories?

Finance Minister Bill Morneau is usually so unflappable, his voice so unmodulated, his black brogues so unscuffed, that it almost came as a relief to hear him sounding more than just exasperated, maybe even a little hot under his well - ironed collar, answering reporters questions after an appearance today before the House finance committee.

If they're unable to clearly describe their process or if you feel you're being told what you want to hear, make sure to ask as many follow - up questions until you feel comfortable or perhaps veer away from working with that individual.

And immediately following the hearing the committee issued a press release repeating their call for Zuckerberg to testify, noting that Schroepfer had failed to provide adequate answers to as many of 40 of its questions.

«I think, given the extraordinary evidence we've heard so far today, it is absolutely astonishing that Mark Zuckerberg is not prepared to submit himself to questioning in front of a parliamentary or congressional hearing, given these are questions of fundamental importance and concern to his users, as well as to this inquiry,» Damian Collins, the member of parliament heading the UK committee, said earlier on Tuesday.

«Now since we still don't know what Cambridge Analytica has done with this data, you heard chairman thune say, as we had discussed, we want to haul Cambridge Analytica in to answer these questions at a separate hearing.»

Thomas E. Perez, the former Maryland labor secretary nominated to lead the U.S. Department of Labor, faced pointed questions at his Senate confirmation hearing Thursday about whether politics influenced his decisions as the top civil rights attorney in...

He or she is constantly trying test closes and will go into the final closing sequence anytime they sniff the sweet smell of success (such as when they hear the client start talking as if they already own the product or when the client relaxes his or her body language or even when they begin asking more questions).

As always, I would love to hear any thoughts or questions that you may have about the interview in the comments below.

Hear what your peers are asking about the new rule as Marcia covers the most frequently asked questions from the investment community about the fiduciary rule.

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Large publishers used as the standard for reasonable care One question that I've faced in legislative committee hearings on publisher liability bills is «why can't they make an algorithm for that?»

In addition to mollifying lawmakers and investors, Mr. Zuckerberg needs to impress another important audience during next week's hearings: Facebook's rank - and - file employees, who have begun to question the company's leadership as the latest crisis has spiraled.

As Minister of Industry, one can almost hear Moore echoing the impatient questions of his predecessor: «Are there no prisons?

As Paul correctly noted: «Any startup founder can tell you the most common question they hear from investors is not about the founders or the product but «who else is investing?

I have heard this in answering questions as well as in discussions regarding buyer persona and buyer insight development.

If it was it wouldn't be the number one question I hear as people enter the second half of their careers.

As it seeks approval to buy Time Warner, AT&T can expect to hear the question often.

Whether it is a rabbi questioning the loyalty of American Muslims to the U.S. Olympic teams, epithets shouted at Muslims by protesters outside a community event, or the director of an American Muslim organization questioning a congressman and, in turn, being rebuked, it is clear that what another congressman sees as hearings that will shine light, the targeted community is worried about the heat that will be turned on as a result.

But again, God is just, so questions as to «What about the baby that is born to a society that has never heard of Jesus?»

To put it bluntly, the question is whether we, living in the final decade of the twentieth century, have the patience and the readiness to hear the nineteenth - century Dane out; and hear him out in the way he deemed crucial: to think along and make the content of what he has to say not only the content of our thought, but the content of our lives as well.

When they hear the answer to their question, many people get a look on their faces similar, I imagine, to the look they'd get if I said we refused to have our children vaccinated or let them keep rattlesnakes as pets.

Dana did an excellent job responding to your questions and I hope you enjoy hearing from her as much as I did.

Additionally, you may be surprised to hear, that as a young, snot - nosed, braying mule, I too had questioned God's existence.

Mark and Matthew imply that Pilate had heard of it, for they represent him as opening the proceedings with the question, «Are you the King of the Jews?»

My right to be treated and heard as an equal in government matters despite the fact that I am not a Christian is in serious question when a meeting starts with a Christian prayer.

What we certainly must assume at the outset is that the question of such distinctions requires discussion, and that therefore every type of doctrine implied as formally possible if the distinctions are genuine must be given full and fair hearing.

Yet the talk, by putting its question, dares and ought to dare, to remind man, in a way never to be forgotten, that the most ruinous evasion of all is to be hidden in the crowd in an attempt to escape God's supervision of him as an individual, in an attempt to get away from hearing God's voice as an individual.

I probably had in mind as writing those who question if they are hearing God's voice, maybe even feeling confused or discouraged.

The guy talked and drew for about five minutes, and then as he closed up, we were supposed to pull a Gospel tract out of our pocket and hand it to a stranger nearby and ask what they thought about Jesus and the message they had just heard, and if they had any questions or wanted us to pray with them.

After we get to know them and have listened to their stories — their hopes and joys as well as their losses, fears and worries, they ask us questions when they are ready to hear our answers.

A delightful coincidence is that a bird can be heard chirping in the background as the discussion draws to a close, even as a woman raises a question on the subject of bird song.

It is almost as if Mark had undertaken to answer the questions Paul had put, in his letter to the Roman Christians — Mark's own church — «Did they not hear?

As I've traveled and met so many of you over the past two years, after we've talked about Jesus Feminist or whatever, I kept hearing one question, over and over from people in every context, every denomination, every city.

Lest one hear this as more extreme than it is, let me say emphatically that there is no question but that Paul thought that Jesus» death on the cross was central to human redemption.

I did post some random text on the «obamacare scandal you haven't heard yet» story to test some html code as I wanted to help dandintac with a question he asked.

In most of the sermons I hear, questions are used in the sermon as rhetorical devices to win the attention of the congregation, but when carefully focused, placed, and delivered, non-rhetorical (that is, real) questions can perform social functions.

Now if interpretation is, as Gadamer says, the attempt to hear again the question which occasioned the answer provided by the text, then forgetfulness of the perennial questions of existence is a major block to interpretation.

No, we hear it passively; it meets us in the language in which we are caught up willy - nilly and which questions us as individuals without being itself in our power.

Running throughout all these variants is the question of whether Christ's followers as the servants of God have a responsibility for bringing it to pass — «building the kingdom» is the phrase formerly often heard — or whether God in his wisdom and power will usher in the kingdom in his own good time.

The simple process of checking out meanings by asking questions such as, «Do I hear you correctly?»

Supposing the word «God» had disappeared without leaving any visible gap and without being replaced by another word which would have a similar effect on us, which would pose at least the one fundamental question, even though we do not want to give or hear this word as an answer.

Mark's Gospel manifestly appeared at a time when such a question might be asked as: «Why did we not hear of this finding of the empty tomb before?

Best of all, this book closed with several chapters on pertinent theological questions for today, such as how to reconcile the Bible and science, how to understand the violence of God in the Old Testament, and how to make sense of what the Bible teaches about women, homosexuality, and the fate of those who have never heard the gospel.