Sentences with phrase «of rehearsed»

This means less of the rehearsed question and answer scenarios, and more flowing conversation.

It also helps that the kids in «The Virginity Hit» look and sound like kids, not a group of rehearsed comics from central casting brought together due to their sharp looks or conventional schlubbery.

Not that I would dream of rehearsing the controversy again; but I will note that, at the time, I took my general point to be not that natural - law theory is inherently futile, but rather that its proponents often fail to grasp just how nihilistic the late modern view of reality has become, or how far our culture has gone toward losing any coherent sense of «nature» at all, let alone of any realm of moral meanings to which nature might afford access.

Not that I would dream of rehearsing the controversy again; but I will note that, at the time, I took my general point to be not that....

We know this, because Deadspin got footage of her rehearsing before the game, in which she hits all the notes and susses out the proper pronunciation of baaaan - ner - wer yea - het way - yyyave.

Months of rehearsing.

But instead of rehearsing the speech he had memorised, he was being forced to concentrate on a new opening section, endorsing the proposal David Cameron had made that morning to join the US bombing of Isis in Iraq.

To extract as natural a performance as possible from Dean, Ray redesigned the Stark family's living room set to resemble Ray's own home, where Dean did most of his rehearsing.

Did you guys do anything outside of rehearsing?

This is more of an example than advice, but Frances McDormand did set the example of rehearsing, just running lines really quick with the other person you're going to do a scene with right before you film it just so that way you know how to play off the other person's reaction and it just makes everything easier.

After their meeting in Canada, Gerwig felt so certain that Ronan was right for the role that she agreed to push production on «Lady Bird» six months to accommodate the actress, who was in the midst of rehearsing for «The Crucible» on Broadway.

And he always saw it... when we were doing low budget movies, he saw it as basically a way of rehearsing the movie.

When I ask about the most tiring part of rehearsing, Debicki flattens her hair to one side and says, «It's a David Hare play.

Algrant mostly dodges tear - jerking with the help of actors who stay alert to nuance, including Norbert Leo Butz as Hal Willner, the concert organizer, and a radiant Imogen Poots as Allie, an intern who tags along as Je ff visits his dad's old haunts instead of rehearsing.

We did a lot of rehearsing without the script, before we knew the lines, so we were familiar with the scene, but when you take the scripted things away, that's when the naturalness comes out, and we kept a lot of that in.

(28) What might it be like to teach a survey of art history and, instead of rehearsing the traditional examples of Pollock as a gestural painter and Mark Rothko as a Color Field artist, use Krasner and Fine as the primary examples of the style?

That way, you can prepare for the situation instead of rehearsing for questions you probably won't be asked anyway.

He adds, «Although doing this exercise might sound silly or hokey, it is based on a wide body of research into the power of rehearsing positive thoughts.»

Not exact matches

Even though most interviews include at least a few of the most common interview questions, and even if the candidate is asked to answer one or two unusual interview questions (like these), the answers can seem a little too rehearsed and a lot insincere.

We do mortgages in the states of...» while you continue rattling off your well - rehearsed and scripted mini speech, the eyes of the person you are meeting and hoping to do business with are glazing over, trying to be polite while fighting the urge to yawn.

Many of us have rehearsed asking for a raise in front of the mirror at home.

If your time and energy is being sapped by saying «yes» to requests — that includes engaging with people over social media, which is a modern form of «people pleasing» — then you need to do a hard pivot and literally rehearse saying «no.»

She recommends seconding an employee to rehearse an upcoming negotiation, with you taking the role of the person you'll be dealing with.

The first part of his apology sounds scripted or rehearsed.

«In everyday life, you may find yourself «loading» your mind in various ways: memorizing a list of groceries to buy later at the supermarket, rehearsing the name of someone you just met so you don't forget it, practicing your pitch before entering an important meeting,» he writes.

No matter how many times you rehearse what to say, there's always that risk of fumbling right at the five - yard line.

Eventually, YouTube became Paul's milieu of choice, and there he's posted videos on two channels, one for vlogs, daily video blogs, and another for more rehearsed or highly - produced «official» videos.

Interviewers can see right through rehearsed answers and the point of the interview is that they want to know who you are.

The man tasked by the EU to lead the bloc's discussions with the U.K. over «Brexit» has been rehearsing his Grinch imitation, pouring cold water over the brief uptick in optimism that followed a summit last week that formally blessed the advance of talks to a new, second stage.

Krieps: He requested that we don't rehearse and that we meet for the first time on the first day of shooting.

I thought it was a little unusual since I could rehearse my presentation on my own in the privacy of my office.

Rehearsing is good, but nothing compares to actually getting up in front of an audience and doing it for real.

Power comes from preparation and planning, instead of trying to overcome other people Do all necessary research, think of possible outcomes, rehearse what you will say and set goals.

If you were rehearsing I just sort of whispered to him as we'd be laying out the shots.

I love Techstars Demo Days for many reasons, not the least of which is the amazing community that gathers to hear the brief, well - rehearsed pitches from the various start - ups who have spent months planning for this big event.

The physically grueling competition required a minimum of five hours a day, seven days a week, rehearsing.

Being closely surrounded with mentors has changed how I approach all sorts of situations: what to say to the top executives to guarantee a meeting, how to build a strong network and use it regularly to strategically grow the company, how to start every day by visualizing and rehearsing events, how to constantly push everyone around me to their full potential, how to maintain confidence and cope with tremendous uncertainty and bad news, and on and on.

A part of the game was to add a bit of intrigue to what Miller — who said he has listened through 1,400 earnings calls in his career — called increasingly well - rehearsed and less - informative operations.

I don't want to rehearse the whole debate in this column, but I do want to address a claim made by opponents of FRB.

One does not have to rehearse historical examples of church authorities who got it not only wrong, but very wrong.

In this parable, the child never even gets to finish a well - rehearsed speech of contrition and humility.

So today, if a teacher begins to argue from Scripture that Jesus was either not fully divine or fully human, we'll rehearse the biblical passages and the traditional interpretations of those passages that have stood the test of time.

All three rehearse certain of the basic religious concepts such as covenant, consent, fundamental law, and liberty as these related to the emergence and the carrying through of the Revolution.

The narrative mode inevitably imposed itself as the believers rehearsed the saving action, including particular scenes of it that played themselves out in the market - place or the Temple - court, at a dinner with guests or in a synagogue.

He added: «I recognise that the hiring of space in churches, and in particular providing space for musicians to rehearse and perform, need to be balanced with all the activity that a parish and community wants and needs to take place.

It contains evidence of both his mythico - mystical orientation and the existentialist posture that is fully rehearsed in Mircea Eliade and the Dialectic of the Sacred.

I will not rehearse the history of modern philosophy in which the Cartesian notion of substance became more and more difficult to maintain.

And the once poor old church, surprised to find itself in the middle of a parade moving forward for a change, borne up by those whom it once bore, will say by heart the words which it rehearsed for so many Easters past: «Lo, this is our God; we have waited for him, that he might save us.

A workable compromise, this means that each year we rehearse the ministry of Jesus according to the structure of the church year.

All Scripture rehearses that intimate, holy story of revelation.