Sentences with phrase «listening to people describe»

I think of that door when I'm listening to people describe how they cope with their fears.

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In his study, two groups of people listened to the recording of a terminally ill boy describing his pain.

This parable, with its setting in the vineyard, describes the life of most of the people who were listening to him.

And while paying attention to the words people use to describe themselves, be willing to listen to what they're saying to ammend our understanding of how that lable may or may not apply.

I was talking to these churchmen about apocalyptic and I did this liberal arts, comparative, secular review of the Book of Daniel, the Book of the Apocalypse, and he was wrong and these people and Montanus, they were wrong, on and on and on and on; four days of listening to these wrong prophecies that described the history of Christian apocalypticism.

We may reconstruct the adjectives and phrases used to describe him both at the cocktail parties of the Corinthian elite (if the latter was aware of him at all) and in the pubs where his petit - bourgeois clientele would gather: «fundamentalist,» «simplistic,» «compulsive - neurotic,» «asking too much of sensible people,» «never listening to the other side of an argument,» «perhaps a little crazy» — in sum, some thing of a disagreeable fanatic.

If the alcoholic feels the minister's concern, he may listen, and the words may have an impact even though the person has to deny verbally that they describe the way things really are.

... the New Evangelisation: the rekindling of faith in persons and cultures where it has grown lacklustre... Listen to how our Pope describes it...: «secularisation... has been manifest for some time in the heart of the Church herself.

One church official told us that the people of a mountain village made him sit and listen while they described how 50 of their children had starved to death within a few weeks.

Listening to a normal person describe what clothes they wear would usually be pretty boring, but thankfully Daniel Ricciardo isn't a normal person.

In case you don't know about Coach Tony, he is what I would call a «guy's guy»: a tough - talking «shock jock» - type of radio host who tends to shoot from the hip, and with a reputation for disdaining political correctness and for using outdated terms for people he doesn't like (I cringed while listening to an earlier show when he used the word «retarded» and «retard» more than a dozen times to describe a person he did not care for).

This evening at about 6 pm on Friday 15th December 2017, I listened to Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh Member of Parliament for Juaboso express his displeasure and unhappiness on citifm evening news segment dubbed «Eyewitnessnews «about a certain conduct which many Ghanaians described as a «unpleasant posture» put up by no less a person than the Chief Justice herself Madam Sophia Akuffo in an open sometime this week.

And I've had the honour to meet Croydon resident and Holocaust survivor, Janina Fischler - Martinho, and to listen to her hold an audience of several hundred young people spellbound as she described what happened to her and her family.

«Hard to describe,» says animal behaviorist Jayne Yack of Carleton University in Ottawa, who urges people just to listen to it for themselves.

I like to traveling and am open to other cultures and other people way of life, like going out for dinners and listening to music.friends describe me as intelligent and social..

It's hard to describe myself, I'm an open minded person, I enjoy listening and giving my opinions, I love to talk and get to know people.

very dificult to describe mysef, but generaly, I'm very simple person, i love travel, to listen music, to cook, to love... and if you wan na know more, write me, i'll be happy to answer you...

The lesson includes: - Starter - Revision and practise of vocabulary to describe people physically - Revision and practise of vocabulary to describe people's characteristics - Listening exercise 2 with answers and transcript - Listening exercise 3 with answers and transcript - Writing exercise 4 with answers - Speaking exercise 5 - Speaking exercise 6 - Plenary

The lesson includes: - Starter - Revision and practise of vocabulary to describe people physically - Revision and practise of vocabulary to describe people's characteristics - Listening exercise 1 p. 49 with answers and transcript - Listening exercise 2 p. 49 with answers and transcript - Writing exercise 3 p. 49 with answers - Speaking exercise 4 p. 49 - Speaking exercise 5 p. 49 - Plenary

The school districts described in the above three case vignettes have much in common: a district - wide commitment to listening to public concerns; serious effort given to communicating district policies and practices to the public; and a focus on collaborating and partnering with individuals and groups from the community, including business people.

In addition, audio described entertainment would be available to enable people who are blind to listen to the visual narration of movies and shows.

Literary critic William Deresiewicz discusses his charming new memoir, A Jane Austen Education, and Austen's timeless appeal.Your book describes a series of «life lessons» you learned by reading Jane Austen's novels, such as how to truly listen to other people's stories and the value of a true friend.

I was listening to a radio programme about homeless people and one woman — educated and well - spoken — described how she'd ended up living on the streets of London.

Listen as D'vorah describes tips for creating multiple sources of income with your book's content, ideas for using social media to increase your influence, and ways to sell more books to people who will benefit from your message.

Watching Gates sing to me, hearing him talk about these performances and listening to his words describing the Armory by referring to Old Testament stories of Jonah and Daniel, another facet of his practice became clear: that Gates's performances bring together two areas of his thought that most people would usually consider incompatible.

What she goes to great pains to explain is that she listens very carefully to the symptoms people living near environmental noise experience themselves and then try and describe.

This statement was validated as student's listened intently to Ms. Smith describe the warning signs people should watch for, as well as various risk factors and different ways to help a person in need.

When parents start with, «My child has rages...» and then describe specifically what the episodes look like, how long they last, and how frequently they occur, people seem to listen more closely.

Now, I love languages, but suffice it to say, as I hard as I tried to speak with an accent, I never fail to butcher the words into small little pieces to the point where people stare at me like they are listening to a three year old trying to describe her first day of pre school.

Other people describe feelings of awe when listening to a powerful piece of music.