Sentences with phrase «remember small details»

That way I can remember small details like favorite brands or collections, their pets, the types of foods they like (or don't like), their hobbies or other random little facts that can help me when I go shopping for them.

Remembering the smallest detail about that person is touching and thoughtful — it will relax the mood and open up further topics for discussion.

She remembered the small details of things we talked about, as if it were her own book.

Remembering small details in class might seem easy at the time, but after three or more classes, you will most likely forget.

I enjoyed our conversation about [reference a specific part of your discussion; prove you paid attention and remembered small details].

The best tips help you remember the smallest details of resume writing.

Not exact matches

If you forget the smallest detail, or conveniently remember something in a slightly different way, then you lose faith and trust with the candidate immediately.

Most of Jesus» teachings were in parables, which made it easier for people to remember, and small details were not relevant to the big messages which were carried forward.

I even struggle to remember small but important details, including the date of my wife's birthday.

Remember that romance is in the small details and does not need to be expensive in any way.

Has always had a small power steering fluid leak (can't remember details but had it looked at once in 2013 and some work I don't remember done; it does alright if I just add power steering fluid every few months).

As we write this, the car is finished, except for typical build details like a front - end alignment, making sure everything's tight (we built it in a week, remember), and troubleshooting the small things that always come up.

Our event specialist will plan everything to the smallest detail so that guests enjoy the occasion and remember it forever after.

@PONTIAC I remember reading not a few years ago how two more lines of resolution on ghostbusters and / or extra foliage on red dead redemption had people touting the «superior version» of those games in xb0x360 vs PS3 debates because extra features or better performance, no matter how small, are measurable details for identifying wich is the better version of a game even though that doesn't automatically makes the other «inferior version» any less desirable for those with access to one of the two consoles, it doesn't take a generational gap to brand a version of a game «the superior» or «the better» version, don't delusion yourself that those little details don't make a difference for most multi-console users.

Remember, the contract will serve as the instruction book for your business relationship, and even the smallest details need to be included.

As soon as you suspect that your doctor failed to check the other medications you were taking, write down everything you can remember — down to the smallest detail.

The important thing to remember is that every case is different, and the smallest details can make a big difference in your case.

Remember if you are writing a big data resume, you must be able to pay close attention to small details.

So remember, even the smallest details can go a long way in landing an interview!

Remember, the small details matter to those looking to fill jobs.

As you set out to write a strong resume, remember even small details can affect your chances of getting the position you want.

Small attention to detail and remembering what each resident likes and dislikes.

These children remember hearing their other parent talked about as a «whore», a «slut», an «abuser», an «alcoholic», a «lazy bum» and no detail of the targeted parent's life was too small to criticize.

Question for you as someone who has passed, would you say that the test in general is more logical and the correct answer will jump out at you given their good study habits or is the test in general more «tricky» like some of those pre-calculus tests we all remember and the first gut response answer may not be the correct one based on a small detail.