Sentences with phrase «swayed by»

Don't be swayed by the name sweet sorghum flour.

In my defence, I was more swayed by the sequins than the colour.

Please continue to blog for us «real - life» readers and don't be swayed by hype.

This is a make or break feature for pants or skirts so don't be swayed by pretty patterns!

Even if you arent swayed by the literature, that stack of pamphlets may make you wonder: Am I still a priority around here?

This is a completely subjective view, and it's prone to being easily swayed by your thoughts.

So, when your main focus should be on how to get six pack abs, one tends to get swayed by these promising secrets.

Equally bothersome, many patients — swayed by media advertisements from pharmaceutical companies and healthcare plans pushing their products and procedures — suddenly had little interest in lifestyle changes.

Although anecdotally yoga has been known to help with back pain, insomnia, anxiety, and a host of other maladies, doctors are generally more swayed by clinical evidence than patients» stories.

That way I can set the tone for everyone else and perhaps be a good influence, but I know I won't be swayed by other people's choices,» she says.

I am not swayed by any one's opinion, I've shown countless studies proving my point both in regards to saturated fat in general and raw coconut not causing CVD.

In fact, A 2016 review in JAMA Internal Medicine notes how far our knowledge of nutrition has come since the 1980s when regulations did not require researchers and physicians to announce their affiliations, which resulted in the potential for research to be swayed by money and funding.

Will Consumers of Organic Foods Be Swayed By Negative Reports on the Quality and Safety of These Foods?

Dr. Williams agrees that consumers shouldn't be swayed by product names that sound healthy or holistic or full of ancient wisdom.

It's hard not to be swayed by the well - designed packages of «healthy» gluten - free products.

The subconscious is the invisible part of you easily swayed by images and subliminal messaging.

In fact, additional stats, such as distance, speed, and calories burned tend to be inaccurate no matter how much a pedometer costs (unless it's equipped with additional instruments such as a heart rate monitor or GPS) Â — so don't be swayed by expensive devices that promise these extra numbers without the science to back it up.

Rather, that they are engaged in the performance of a deceptive parody of science, that starts with the act of calling themselves skeptics (Real skeptics actually consider and respond to evidence, and can even be swayed by it).

Like a group of undecided voters, certain materials can be swayed by their neighbors to become magnetic, according to a new study from the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory.

There is a slight irony in people rushing to claim that the glacier changes on Mars are a sure sign of global warming, while not being swayed by the much more persuasive analogous phenomena here on Earth...

But on 24 July it made the surprise decision, perhaps swayed by the leak from CNES and subsequent pleas, that one navigation image would be published daily.

Instead, they are swayed by economic swings in the months leading up to the election, often ignoring the larger trends.

Chris Stringer, a palaeoanthropologist at the Natural History Museum in London who had argued that remains from Skhul and Qafzeh signified unsuccesful migrations, says that he is now swayed by the Daoxian teeth.

«We need to keep the standards high and not be swayed by students» personal circumstances,» he said.

«But people were not swayed by emotional words, which were somehow powerless — even though the words were rated to be as emotive as the pictures.»

In Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work (Crown Business, 2013), the brothers discuss how our brain is a flawed decision - making tool, swayed by emotions and biases.

The sexes are not equally swayed by spin As with humans, apes are likely to make decisions depending on whether their choices are presented positively or negatively.

Teacher referrals for special and gifted education testing are subjective and may be swayed by a student's race, finds research published in the journal Social Science Research.

Kroupa, it appeared, was not swayed by my arguments.

Researchers from the University of New Hampshire conducted a multiregional study of coastal Americans, finding concern levels regarding environmental issues swayed by

«Personal judgments swayed by group opinion, but only for three days.»

And don't be swayed by the dogma which says you can or you can't do something, because I think it's a huge choice for women to have to make.

Human memory is unreliable; we are easily swayed by advertisements; and we tend to hold fast to superstitions.

For example, people are swayed by authority: They are more apt to jaywalk if a fellow in a well - tailored suit leads the way.

«Recently, I think they [students] are being swayed by the Food Network.

And physiological sensations, such as those from your heart and bladder, influence such diverse personal attributes as the strength of your tendency to conform, your willpower and whether you are swayed by your intuitions or governed by rational thought.

It seems unlikely that families and therapists who have not listened to the APA's warnings about reparative therapy are now going to be swayed by the state of California.

The flip side is that we can also all fall into line with the immoral or illegal behaviour of those around us or be swayed by manipulative leaders.

«That was a very tough decision, but I felt what was most important was for me to be true to myself, my dream, and to not be swayed by the quick fix,» he says.

But, he notes, we are also swayed by our changing internal states — things like hunger, thirst and libido — so that choices are tailored to our needs.

And heeding aggregated (versus individualized) information implies the same: you're seeing the forest rather than being swayed by a single tree.

Turns out that people who are exposed to «tritone» - type music samples are more likely to be swayed by aggregated information, and «fifth» people by the reverse.

The lawyer for indicted state Sen. Malcolm Smith (D - Hollis) wants to know if prospective jurors may be swayed by the high - profile nature of his client's federal corruption trial when it kicks off in less than two months now that the presiding judge has refused to throw out the charges.

Swayed by firefighters» pleas, the city council voted unanimously to restore $ 1.6 million to the budget to keep staffing levels intact.

It remains to be seen, however, whether Islanders, who haven't been particularly vocal in the wake of the non-indictment, would be swayed by the argument.

PBA president James McDermott said he was swayed by Martins» record defending law enforcement while in the State Senate, and by his «aggressive stance» toward ending the Nassau Interim Finance Authority's control of the county's finances.

The shadow minister urged MPs to come to their own views about difficult issues rather than be swayed by online critics, claiming that going to war with Nazi Germany would have been unpopular with some.

Mark - Viverito unveiled a slate of 30 supporters on Wednesday night, some of whom were reportedly swayed by de Blasio's urged.

This includes not being swayed by any pending applications, he added.

«We urge him not to be swayed by the political buccaneers who see the amnesty programme as a meal ticket by intimidating its leadership for contract and favour.