Sentences with phrase «really listening»

Again, we're really listening to the customers and offering trips that are age specific, which is very, very important.

We subconsciously do this when we are really listening.

Take these dating tips — keep things flirty and light hearted, and make sure he feels like you're really listening to him.

So, master the art of really listening — and avoid the habit of chronic interruption.

Being present with you when you're talking and really listening is his way of demonstrating his love for you, and is a significant sign that he sees you in his future plans.

So often what we think of as listening isn't really listening at all.

His smile fills a room and he has been working his whole life at really listening.

For most folks, by simply eliminating processed foods (man created foods) from their daily eating and really listening to their body in terms of portions, I believe that most will see tremendous losses in terms of body fat levels without the need to ever track calories!

You may have felt like no one is really listening to you or has the slightest clue of what you are suffering.

I gained awareness while at Sanoviv that I eat too quickly, which means I wasn't really listening to my body's satiety and fullness cues.

By really listening to and knowing your body, you learn to push yourself more and also to pull back when something isn't beneficial or doesn't make you feel good.

It could be inspiring someone to take action, giving someone my full attention when they're speaking to me and really listening, providing a good example for others, or just holding space for someone when they're feeling low.

People cast a lot of blame on cravings, she says, but «if they were really, really listening, the cravings aren't the problem.»

I started really listening and hearing what people were saying in deep conversations.

Unless climate scientists can nail down with reasonable accuracy the implications of climate change for good or bad then who is really listening?

«It is crystal clear that the mayor's office had no intention of ever really listening to the Bronx community on this issue,» Diaz said in a statement.

«If they were really listening to the American people senators would all be voting against this legislation.»

If politicians were really listening, we would have trains that run on time and that we could afford to travel on.

It was the system of detention, of stuffing ordinary people into prison buildings, often among foreign criminals, with no sense of how long they'll be there and no sense that anyone is really listening to them.

Despite representing very different organizations, both authors agreed that public financing can help «restore the public's trust that our elected officials are really listening to New Yorkers.»

And listening — really listening — to the response.

I was thinking about something else when you asked me that and I wasn't really listening.»

Instead of telling women what they should do and are doing wrong without really listening to them, what would happen if we provided a safe space to just be, offering support without arrogantly assuming we know exactly what choices each woman should make in her individual circumstances with her available financial, emotional, and relational resources?

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But there was much more value in letting my defenses down and listening, really listening, to what other parents did, how their babies slept, and how they felt as parents.

Eye contact lets her know that you're really listening to what she's saying.

I have a thing about really listening to what is in - between the words in quotes and what the invoke inside my soul when I hear them.

When you show your child that you are really listening and want to hear what he has to say, and you share some personal things about yourself and open up to your child, you are establishing a good foundation upon which your child will feel more comfortable talking to you about things.

And it can be a really difficult process to get enough food so really listening to the body and responding.

Are we really listening to what are kids are trying to tell us?

Support can take many forms but in my experience, this one woman with knowledge and experience really listening made all the difference.

Really listening to and understanding people involves moving beyond these types of limiting definitions.

WOMAN --(Fondly, not really listening to him) You know, Boog, you used to like it when I ran my fingers through your hair...

«Cane is an old - time dude, kinda crazy, and I'd just met him, so I'm not really listening to him at first,» Cauley - Stein says.

Everybody is different so it takes tuning in and really listening to your body to know what's right for you.

It may include giving money or goods to people, but also includes respecting them, honoring them, really listening to them, spending time with them, learning about them, caring about them, praying with and for them, celebrating with them.

You know it's dangerous, if you re really listening to God.

That somehow by listening (REALLY listening) to other's ideas will make us work to reason out our own.

It keeps us from really listening to one another and navigating controversy with grace.

The problem is that we're not really listening to them, whether they shout or whisper.

@ikproductions, I didn't like it at first b / c I've always loved «Amazing Grace» from my childhood, but then after really listening to Chris» rendition of it, minus any interruption from anyone or thing, I fell in love with it.

We realize that «the eyes of the world are upon us,» but is anybody really listening?

Listening — I mean really listening — is one of the biggest factors in your communication skills.

They hear you but they're not really listening to you.

But given that most of us Americans are the wealthiest people on the planet, and given that we're surrounded by people who are starving to death, we need to seriously question whether we're really listening to and obeying God if we're keeping 97 % of our wealth for ourselves.

We find that spending time with them, looking directly at them when we talk with them and really listening to what they have to say are ways of showing love and building relationships while we're sharing food and water with them.

Sometimes the knocking isn't heard because the person isn't really listening (even though he says he is).

Even Roberts acknowledges that «few people are really listening, that the debate is politically rigged, that few people have the nerve or willingness to hold unpopular positions» and «the development of the culture over the last few decades has inured people to the creational realities.»

Are you really listening to me?

«In the census, things were so polarized, people weren't really listening to one another.