Sentences with phrase «longer made eye contact with»

Not exact matches

If you were in the ring on SmackDown and you were just talking, or you showed up to interrupt someone else's fight, or you accidentally made eye contact with Teddy Long, he would put you into a tag match... playa.

With older children, you generally don't have to worry as long as they are still responsive (responding to your voice and facial expressions or making eye contact), playing and drinking fluids.

As long as she knows mummy is around and felt comforted without making any (eye) direct contact with mummy.

He wakes up happy and calm, he eats better, naps much better, squirms less, plays happily by himself for really long stretches, and is much easier to connect with — makes more eye contact and is more responsive, easier to engage, and sweeter.

As predicted, infants made a greater effort to communicate, making more «vocalisations», when the adult made direct eye contact — and individual infants who made longer vocalisations also had higher brainwave synchrony with the adult.

Generally speaking, if a woman makes repeated eye contact with you, if she smiles at you, if you catch her looking at you multiple times, and if she hangs around a space near you for no reason for a bizarrely long period of time, she's likely inviting you to speak to her.

When a shy man makes eye contact with a woman and she smiles at him in a warming way, or even if her eyes are just warming, he will be instilled with confidence because he is no longer afraid that she will immediately shoot him down.

Super gross whiny execution of pretty good idea (observations of a society obsessed with illiterate twenty - somethings who can't put down their smart - phonish «apparats» long enough to make eye contact).

This is what life is like now — waiting in line is no longer about making awkward eye contact with your neighbour and possibly striking up a conversation about the weather or the untimely death of a rock icon.

Honest appraisal of eye contact, posture, strong handshakes, fidgeting, complete sentences with fully - developed thoughts, and use of Standard English (not teen - age mall rat) can go a long way to making your «real» interviews work for you.

I was showing a couple around an open house when I suddenly made eye contact with an unwelcome guest... a four - foot long snake that had crawled up the outside of the front window.