Sentences with phrase «speaking people think»

Broadly speaking people think austerity is necessary if disagreeable.

This word does not mean «forgiveness» in the way that modern, English - speaking people think about forgiveness.

Not exact matches

I thought about how much Americans value democracy and having their voices heard, yet I was perplexed that so few people were speaking out.

Some people think that marketing is completely sales, and if one were to speak to an insurance salesman at a networking event, they would probably agree.

Speaking about himself, Levy says, «I think the only people who would probably embarrass themselves more over time are people who are far, far, far more successful.

«I think it just speaks to who he is as a person and how he comes out here and just fights each and every night, even when adversity is against him,» Celtics forward Jae Crowder said, via ESPN's Chris Forsberg.

You can begin to think about, «OK, what is something different that I could provide this person that would make it worth their time to speak with me or meet with me?»»

«We build world - class tech that puts people back in control of their finances, we speak to our customers like humans and we're never afraid to challenge old thinking in order to innovate.»

I think what is most important for us is to start making it a daily habit,» he said, speaking of people using ambient - computing and voice - activated systems.

Through a series of experiments, researchers from the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business and the University of California, Berkeley discovered that spoken language most clearly reveals a person's thinking ability.

«Be wary of the fact that how a person treats or speaks about someone else could potentially translate into the way they will treat you in the future,» Thought Catalog cautions.

Faced with a room of people, would you run into that room and try to speak to everyone, force your thoughts on them and get in their faces?

Confident people are more successful because they seize opportunities and do things insecure people think of as scary (think public speaking).

However, I will only speak these crazy thoughts to 1) people that are energized by them, or 2) people that can help me execute them.

Few people Adam Goldstein or Steve Huffman spoke with before launch thought there was a problem with how they searched for flights.

The idea would be to teach people how to become thought leaders and get paid to speak, get into publications, build their personal brands, and grow their careers and / or businesses while doing it.

It's about speaking to the people who really think they're not interested and getting them to fall in love with Amy Winehouse.»

Still, it didn't take much prodding to get dozens of people of all generations to email me and let me know what speaking habits they think Millennials need to stop using now — at least at work.

You might think that the average age of the people you're speaking to is 45 - 54, only to look at your analytics and uncover that 25 - 34 is the most dominant age group.

(Or in nonresearcher speak, when you think other people will like you, you act more naturally and come across as friendlier — which then makes people like you more since we tend to like warm, friendly people.)

The perks make people more inclined to think big - picture, and to speak up when they get a great idea.

In Stephen Covey's bestseller The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, he speaks of how choice resides within the gap between stimulus and response, and how being responsible for one's actions is more a matter of being response - able, or choosing the thought that will guide your behavior.

WHEN south eastern South Australia is spoken of in wine terms, people tend to immediately think cold, cold Coonawarra, the birthplace of some of Australia's finest cabernet sauvignon reds.

Turney Duff spoke to over 100 people on Wall Street to find out what they really think about Trump's immigration ban.

Henke recommended that leaders should «think about how your people explain their culture when hiring, not the brand speak, the «Why do I work here?»

When you speak of the programs and people that will be impacted, instead think of the reduction in cancer, the increase in marine life, the removal of plastics from the bottled water being sold... the list goes on.

Ray Dalio makes the business case for using radical transparency and algorithmic decision - making to create an idea meritocracy where people can speak up and say what they really think — even calling out the boss is fair game.

I think what I'm getting at is this: Imagine 100 like - minded people (each with an obvious right to free speech) band together to speak on electoral politics.

The people that experience breakthroughs in the game of listening - and - speaking, will «park» all their thoughts, remove the internal clutter and noise from their heads, and engage the other person with complete, distraction - free, attention.

«A big chill came across Silicon Valley in the wake of all these stories, and people are hyperaware and scared of behaving wrongly, so I think they're drawing all kinds of parameters,» said a venture capitalist who spoke anonymously for the same reason.

«When you publish a book, people think you're an expert,» Miles says, «so you start getting invited to speak.»

Think of the Daniels - versus - Trump legal battle as, so far, a three - month - long epic saga set in 2018 in, partly, Washington, D.C. — a hard town full of hard people (and a smutty sheriff, so to speak).

People thought it would take years to become relevant; I remember a man coming up to me after I spoke about cryptocurrency and telling me that my talk would be interesting in a decade.

But in a garden variety bear market, say 25 % or something thereabouts, I think people with balanced portfolios, generally speaking, will do okay.

We build world class tech that puts people back in control of their finances, we speak to our customers like humans and we're never afraid to challenge old thinking in order to innovate.»

The concept, which does not include any spoken words, «was just very direct and honest and we think people respond really well to that.»

«He basically would wait to think about something before speaking,» one person who worked with him told Recode.

But the next time you see a gay or lesbian person and think to yourself, «They are sinful, they are lost, they are wrong, or they are an abomination...» understand that you may very well be speaking about your own partner, your own child, your own parent or brother or sister... and you don't even know it yet!

It is about time leaders of Faith, speak out and call on their people to follow the teachings of Christ, not just mouth the words, but live them... I know more non Catholics that are thinking of converting than I have heard ever....

Of course some religious groups and persons like that will also mock, but they speak from places of personal interest, and so what they think doesn't matter, we all know where those opinions originate.

So, by your reasoning, if «People put so much importance on words» (implying that they don't matter and we shouldn't take thought of how we use them) then I ought to be able to sing along with the lyrics from pac's «hit»em up» with my black friends, curse in a kindergarten class as well as a corporate meeting for my boss... what impression would a client have of my boss if I were cussing in a professional meeting or at a charity event... it doesn't add up, it's a cop - out rebuttal... trying to find loopholes or applying «human reasoning» like» ll take a swearing guy who's helpful» doesn't change Jesus or scripture it's just setting up a what - if scenario and trying to allow that to in some way justify your stance when again, that doesn't change The Holy Spirit or His heart in those who have been born again... the verses (inspired by His own Spirit) speak for themselves.

I attended a church with «gags,» and what struck me the most after leaving it was that the people still there thought that speaking «gag language» was normal.

But I think that CFA's successes are speaking volumes as to what people really think.

He thought: pious people, I suppose, would call this the devil speaking, but he knew that... this was innocence.

I think one thing that would help this debate is to realize that the Bible doesn't speak of eternal hell where terrible people are consigned to simply because they do bad things and reject Jesus.

Speaking to Premier, Dr Steve Laureys (above), who led the research, said: «I don't think we can question what people experience.

That should speak volumes to its If you take one moment and give consideration to this one thought — If Jesus Christ is not real, why are people offended by His name?

And just so you know, the fact that more and more people like you feel the need to speak up with your hatred of all things biblical or Christian, makes people like me very happy because it tells us that the very book, the Bible, that you diss, is absolutely right because it has been warning us for hundreds of years that thoughts like yours will increase.

Speaking to Premier, Laura Hancock, who put the report together, said: «Initially that feels discouraging but if you think of it as one in six of the people you know - that's a good start.»

Your words, Mark, at the prayer breakfast were 100 % correct: we do have a responsibility to God to do the best we can do... to make good come of heartache... I challenge people reading this to think of and remember the fact that we are AMERICANS and this nation was founded on the very principles of which Mark spoke: a responsibility within ourselves to our Creator to rise to the occasion and make things better... May we all find that courage to do so!