Sentences with phrase «listen to conversations in»

The technology would permit Alexa and other Amazon devices to listen to your conversations in real - time to identify «trigger words» that can give the tech giant insight into your personal life.

For example, your phone could listen to conversations in the room even when it appears to be off.

«So for the FTC to go after bloggers and social media --- as they explicitly do --- is the same as sending a government goon into Denny's to listen to the conversations in the corner booth and demand that you disclose that your Uncle Vinnie owns the pizzeria whose product you just endorsed,» he writes.

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Have you ever listened to a conversation in your small group or Bible study and known that you should keep your opinion to yourself?

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Listening to a conversation in the context of a cocktail party presents a great challenge for the auditory system.

When you listen to a conversation in a foreign language, the words are not connected to anything concrete and you have no idea what they might mean.

Tom and Sue listened to the conversation in amazement.

Listen to the conversation in my head.

Siri is activated through a «Hey Siri» command, and until those words are spoken, HomePod is not listening to conversations in a room.

Not exact matches

«Research shows,» according to an article in Time, «that while conversations are indeed frequent among employees in open offices, they tend to be short and superficial — precisely because there are so many other ears around to listen.»

Understandably, two - thirds of consumers polled in a recent study by Gartner said they worried that their home devices could be used to listen in on their private conversations.

Early on, Legere had a line installed in his office to listen in on customer service conversations, which he would do for hours, often late into the night.

«If you go back to some of the threads from year one or year two of League of Legends and all the Riot [online] forums,» says Steve Arhancet, a former pro gamer and now co-CEO of LoL team Team Liquid, «you had your developers, your executives, all chiming in to the conversation, listening to the community, making adjustments based on forum threads.

Apart from listening, joining in on the conversation was also mentioned as a reputation management too and finally the author urges small businesses to protect themselves when things heat up.

Great listeners have uncanny ability to listen intuitively to the other person's story, searching conversations for depth, meaning and understanding with the other person's needs in mind.

Leaders who master the practice of good listening will be more apt to intuitively understand the other person's story by searching conversations for depth and meaning, digging deeper than casual listeners, and getting to the root of an issue in order to come up with the right solution.

People share a lot of information, and if you take the time to listen to what they are saying, you will be in the best possible position to have meaningful conversations with the right people, and offer «just the thing» they want or need at that moment.

In the countless conversations I had with the younger Jerome, I was struck by their relationship: how much Jerome appreciated his father's advice, really listened to it, and then in some way implemented it into his business and his lifIn the countless conversations I had with the younger Jerome, I was struck by their relationship: how much Jerome appreciated his father's advice, really listened to it, and then in some way implemented it into his business and his lifin some way implemented it into his business and his life.

If you can't directly survey the people you are trying to reach, you can gain insight into their language online: Read the same publications or blogs they do; listen in on conversations on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn; and use keyword research tools (like Google AdWords or Keyword Discovery) to see exactly what terms people are using in searches.

By having an in - depth conversation with prospects about what they're trying to achieve and really listening to their goals, you can set value - based prices that are higher for you and also deliver more for the client, ideally, offering clients a menu of options to help them reach their objectives.

Once you take the time to listen to the answers and formulate your next question based on that answer, then you'll be in an engaging conversation centered around a common goal, and the other party might just forget that they are speaking with a salesperson.

It means listening to customers who are already having conversations about brands — yours and others — in traditional online channels as well as over the social Web.

Effective communication isn't just about talking; leaders who master the art of listening authentically will have uncanny, X-Men-like ability to listen intuitively to the other person's story, asking questions, and searching conversations for depth, meaning and understanding with their needs in mind.

They are motivated by the desire to learn what it's like to live in another's shoes and they thrive on learning about others — some of their best ideas come from these conversations and really listening.

Developing and protecting the culture is one of the most sacred parts of the SEAL experience, but if you listen to a lot of conversation in the business world, «culture» isn't much more than a soft buzzword that gets put up on a PowerPoint slide once or twice a year ten minutes after you talk about the corporate mission statement or annual strategic initiatives.

«It was like listening to all the phone conversations in New York at once and trying to pull a few of them out,» says Snyder.

Listen carefully to what others have to say, and over-communicate in novel ways to ensure the content of the conversation sticks with the audience.

Listen in on our conversation to get some ideas for your business...

In Part 3, listen in on Christie's conversation with Harold Hughes, Founder + CEO of Bandwagon, a Backstage Capital portfolio company, about the power of distributed ledger technology and how he's using blockchain to bring transparency to the sports ticketing industrIn Part 3, listen in on Christie's conversation with Harold Hughes, Founder + CEO of Bandwagon, a Backstage Capital portfolio company, about the power of distributed ledger technology and how he's using blockchain to bring transparency to the sports ticketing industrin on Christie's conversation with Harold Hughes, Founder + CEO of Bandwagon, a Backstage Capital portfolio company, about the power of distributed ledger technology and how he's using blockchain to bring transparency to the sports ticketing industry.

In fact, the main web app already seems to be «listening» on conversations to an extent.

Back then I was listening to parallel conversations about the development of best practices - but then it was in the venture capital industry.

Listening to customer conversations (or looking at them, in the case of video) means you can discover opportunities around purchase, care, product or service design.

I don't think God would think less of them... I don't have to go to church every Sunday to have a relationship with God... I can sit in my backyard and listen to the birds and the wind and have peace and serenity and a conversation with him... The whole point is, we are not the ones that are supposed to judge anyone... that's his place... not ours... when judgment day comes, he will be the one to say welcome, or turn us away...

In the transfiguration, God invites us to listen in again on Jesus» conversation with Moses and ElijaIn the transfiguration, God invites us to listen in again on Jesus» conversation with Moses and Elijain again on Jesus» conversation with Moses and Elijah.

What seem at the moment to be nothing but random interruptions in the conversation could turn out to be the key to dealing with some problem — if we'd only take time to ask (and then listen) to why that came to mind, what stream of thinking points came together to connect the conversation to that point.

It's been very interesting for me to listen to this conversation rather than do what I sometimes am inclined to do and wade in with an opinion.

If you spend some time in prayer, just allowing Him to start the conversation with you by listening to that question, «Where are you?»

Your words are similar to what I have been thinking since that conversation (I didn't have many of them in the moment... but a listening ear was still valuable, I hope).

We are so verbal, especially in the Protestant tradition, that it's hard for us not to imagine prayer either as monologue, in which I tell God things and God listens, or as a conversation in which I tell God things and God answers back.

But such are the sorts of issues and conversations that arise when you begin discussing Athanasius and Augustine: that they bear witness to the truth of the Gospel in a way that tills the ground for «deification» means we should listen carefully before rejecting it.

- When I practice mindfulness in conversation, I listen to what others are saying rather than worrying about what I'm going to say next.

So people liked to come and see what the rich and powerful did, and in the cases where two or more religious authorities were having dinner, the people like to listen in on their conversation.

In fact, I don't even call them conversations anymore as a conversation implies people are actually listening to each other.

In the presence of the Revealer Spirit the Prophet's inspired face was illumined, like a mirror; there was silence; conversation stopped as if in moments of absence of mind; his body relaxed as if in sleep and a mysterious buzz was heard around him — as in a telephone conversation where the one listening is the only one who can hear distinctly enough to understanIn the presence of the Revealer Spirit the Prophet's inspired face was illumined, like a mirror; there was silence; conversation stopped as if in moments of absence of mind; his body relaxed as if in sleep and a mysterious buzz was heard around him — as in a telephone conversation where the one listening is the only one who can hear distinctly enough to understanin moments of absence of mind; his body relaxed as if in sleep and a mysterious buzz was heard around him — as in a telephone conversation where the one listening is the only one who can hear distinctly enough to understanin sleep and a mysterious buzz was heard around him — as in a telephone conversation where the one listening is the only one who can hear distinctly enough to understanin a telephone conversation where the one listening is the only one who can hear distinctly enough to understand.

Deliberately listening to and considering the perspectives of LGBT people can make a huge difference in how we engage conversations around marriage, the Bible, and church.

1, Speaking and hearing are both important important in a conversation, but «they» don't seem to be very good at listening.

Who has energy to sit at the kid table and listen in on the grown - up conversations when we've got our own lives and communities happening right now?

His openness to speaking and listening resulted in beautiful «chance» conversations about the life of Christ and the Eucharist.