Sentences with phrase «takes cues»

She takes her cues from you: How would your 1 - year - old react to an elephant frying an egg in the kitchen?

Your child takes her cues from you — if you jump when things go bump in the night, hover while she plays, or declare «You're safe now — Mommy's here,» every time she faces a challenge, you'll just reinforce the idea that there's something to be scared of, and that you're the only one who can protect her.

This traditional Passover dinner takes its cues from the bright, fresh flavors of seasonal spring produce.

While this Passover dinner for six is quite traditional, it takes its cues from the bright, fresh flavors of seasonal spring produce.

Though coming from no single source, this recipe takes cues from The Scandinavian Cookbook by Trine Hahnemann, a 1964 recipe found on Epicurious.com, and An Everlasting Meal by Tamar Adler; the addition of star anise comes from Hahnemann, a Danish chef.

But that kind of apologetics takes its cues from the scholarly consensus that serves as Levenson's real target.

Much of this chapter is about the necessity for change in the economic order and in the political order to the extent to which the political order takes its cues from traditional thinking in economics.

Describing his constructive theory as «modal - psychological,» he takes some cues from St. Augustine and suggests that the temporal dimension of reality may be «best conceived as the memory - creativity structure of experience as such.

Joseph Seed is clearly based on the traveling - pastor trope, and his not - so - subtly - named brother John the Baptist takes his cues from sloganeering mega-church pastors.

Nonetheless, they speak against the worthiness of such alienated, if artistic, productivity that takes its cues from noon as being the morning.

Faithful obedience takes its cues more from the plight of the oppressed and seeks to serve the God of life by rescuing them from the deadly grip of systemic injustice.

And how should I respond as someone who takes my cues from Christ's words and example, rather than my own personal experience?

Maggie Gallagher and Frank Cannon make a powerful argument that culture takes its cues from politics.

In what appears to be the series» most overtly religious movie, the new X-Men film takes cues from the book of Revelation, focusing on one of the comic's most notorious villains: Apocalypse.

The business of vanity is a lucrative one, and one other industries can take a cue from.

Unlike oil, gold and copper, for which prices are set in London and New York, iron ore is one of the few commodities whose global pricing takes its cue from China.

Take some cues from Natalie Jill, licensed sports nutritionist, functional trainer and the creator of Natalie Jill Fitness, who has more than 1 million followers between Facebook and Instagram and whose at - home fitness videos often receive as many as 2 million views on Facebook.

To become a destination for innovative professionals, take a cue from some of the tech industry greats: Google, Apple and Facebook know the key to attracting the best people is creating a space where creativity is rewarded, collaboration is encouraged and mistakes are seen as learning opportunities rather than failures.

Yes, these pups lead pampered lives and take cues from their owners, but they still know a thing or two about going for gold.

After leaving the social network, he took a cue from Twitter, swapping «like» for «fav» in his newest app.

If you raised your hand, take a cue from 7 savvy entrepreneurs who used eBay to build million - dollar businesses.

European markets closed higher on Wednesday as investors took cues from overseas markets and digested fresh earnings reports.

Living Goods Taking a cue from Avon's direct selling structure, San Francisco — based Living Goods employs rural Ugandans to sell health products, like deworming pills, at a fraction of the market cost.

People take their cue from you — If you are stressed, so are they.

Here, many entrepreneurs who take their cues from successful U.S. startups are striking gold.

Taking a cue from the Netflix prize, New York City announced today its NYC BigApps Competition.

Take a cue from the global insurance company Acuity, rated one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in Fortune magazine.

Asian shares were a sea of red of Friday, take cues from a slump in U.S. stocks, which tanked overnight.

Ordering: Allow the host to order first and take their cue about whether you should order an appetizer or dessert.

Taking her cue from the legal concept of «wilful blindness,» which assigns culpability to those who could have and should have known something that they chose not to see, journalist Heffernan asks why individuals and organizations are so often unwilling to recognize the truths in front of them.

Nixon may be taking cues from the success of New Jersey governor Phil Murphy, who successfully ran for governor on a platform to legalize marijuana in the state.

Taking a cue from the original «Star Wars» trilogy, «The Force Awakens» relied mostly on practical effects — except for Lupita Nyong «o's character, Maz Kanata, a creature created with motion capture.

In addition to dressing a bit more smartly, we could all take another cue from the fashion industry — namely, how to boost Facebook engagement.

Trump may not go into any more details on Tuesday besides a call to Congress for implementation, taking a cue from former presidents.

Employees might take their cues from their leader, so it's imperative to encourage a team to take care of themselves and let them know, especially through the personal actions, that a balanced life is a happy life.

But instead of analyzing the data, traders were taking their cue from the Bank of Canada, which hadn't fully embraced all the positive indicators.

Take a cue from Netflix, where even when you're browsing the movies available to watch, they don't immediately and automatically launch the movie trailer.

Entrepreneurs can take cues from the new Superman movie «Man of Steel» and cultivate their unique strengths.

Business owners should take a cue from «bracketologists» and embrace unconventional wisdom when it comes to filing an extension this season.

Take a cue from the world's top brands.

Know your brand and be consistent, but don't be afraid to experiment and take cues from others» success.

What's more, some states are taking a cue from federal courts and expanding their own sex discrimination laws to cover orientation and identity.

Take a cue from T. Boone Pickens, who only carries around as much cash as he needs for what he intends to buy.

For those interested in inking your own post-life customer policies, take a cue from these tech titans.

In tailoring new experiences to a traveler's needs, many hotels are taking their cues from the broader gaming culture.

If you could use a dose of inspiration, take some cues from Alex Shlaferman, founder and CEO of Brooklyn - based Vante Toys.

Like many others, I took my cues from pop culture, which treats the profession with condescension - laced amusement.

Take some cues from three companies that have come up with creative ways to give workers purpose.

Some surveyed also thought disgruntled employees might take a cue from WikiLeaks and reveal secrets to the media (rating this factor at 4.2) or that they might bring along company secrets when they leave to work for a competitor (rated 4.0).

Taking a cue from magazines, web pages are using large high - definition photographs and typography to lure in readers with eye - pleasing openers before revealing further content.