Sentences with phrase «rely on body language»

Most people rely on body language more than they think, and by seeing who you are talking to, it can help the conversation.

The dogs rely on the body language of their human partners to direct them where to go next.

While barking can be used to broadcast feelings, dogs mostly rely on their body language to communicate.

Imagine how confusing that can be for a species that relies on body language to communicate and one that has been raised with dogs that look just like him for most of his life!

Not exact matches

This communication relies on a body of language and custom that allows mutual intelligibility with other members of the group.

When guessing how interested a woman was in sex, the men relied largely on women's affective cues, such as facial expression and body language, which is good news, because these cues are more likely to be indicative of how she is feeling toward him.

Taking influence from cinema's greatest slashers, Lang relies mostly on imposing body language.

There is faith and trust here and a situation that has little dialogue, rather relying on facial expression and body language to convey what is going on.

Remember, in the virtual environment, participants have to rely on auditory content and can not read your body language as it is being delivered.

Though people rely on words, dog talk combines vocalizations, body language and smells.

Sure they can learn words, but they communicate in a very different manner than we do and by relying on other senses such as their eyes through body language, their nose through scent, etc..

Humans rely on verbal or sign language to express ideas and emotions, while dogs primarily depend on body posturing to communicate with each other.

Feral cats rely on their native body language, and if they don't interact with humans, they need not learn a «second language.»

According to Gwen Bailey, there aren't many scientific studies on domestic cat body language, so we rely on experience and observations by experts, combined with what we ourselves observe.

Deprived of the gift of language and with a limited array of vocalizations (compared to humans), dogs rely mainly on subtle body cues to communicate.

Like cats, dogs also rely greatly on body language.

While we rely on verbal language, dogs rely primarily on body language.

Proper communication, according to Albert Mehrabian, relies on more than words alone; body language and tonality play a major role.

I rely on animal body language in my work as a metaphor for these underlying patterns, transforming the animal subjects into human psychological portraits.

The artist relies on animal body language as a metaphor for underlying patterns of human behavior.

With body language, you can't rely on just one signal.

Pamela Babcock, in a paper written for SHRM, cautions that this should be an objective process rather than relying on «body language» or other intuitive judgments to identify the culprits.