Sentences with phrase «to take a cue from»

And we also take cues from other visual details.

, so take a cue from nature on creating deeper roots to stand taller, stronger, and wiser doing this pose.

A cerebral, female empowerment flick which takes its cues from empathy and understanding as opposed to testosterone.

He is basically socially inappropriate and is still learning to take cues from other dogs.

Let cuddly and strong forest creatures wander into your home with whimsical and sophisticated style by taking cues from these well - designed spaces.

As you learn to tolerate stress, you will in turn be teaching your child — who takes cues from your behavior — how to cope with situations of uncertainty or doubt.

Its cut paper designs take their cues from a rich history of scientific illustration.

So take your cue from your favourite spa and inject some tranquil style into your bathroom.

I will take a cue from what people say about me.

This fashion forward yet versatile style takes cues from classic optical frames.

Since its publication, a whole new generation of painters has emerged, some inspired by the artists who appeared in that book, others taking cues from new sources.

Even the gameplay elements take cues from classic moments in the series — shooting a door panel on the wall will cause the door to close, for example.

Her large - scale paintings take cues from the 19th and early 20th century realism of the avant - garde.

Taking a cue from mother nature, I'm dressed for the season in a palette of neutral hues, gold accents, and pattern play.

But in situations where you want to make a good impression and you're not sure how to fit in, you might just take a cue from your surroundings and sync up!

If you read my last two posts, it clearly takes a cue from the news issued by RIM and their executives at investors conferences.

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

Both practical and decorative, the sliding doors here take their cue from traditional barn doors.

The «Need For Speed» film takes cues from the long - running video game series, which launched in 1994.

He notes that some retailers use earth tones in their signage to highlight natural products, taking a cue from high - end natural food stores.

The real trick to having your dog take its cues from show dog training comes down to you, however.

Kids take their cues from adults on how to feel about these things and see their parents reactions.

During divorce, children take a cue from their parents on how to react to the changes taking place.

But we know that the media take their cue from politicians, campaigners and researchers - and with a new wave of economics thinking emerging from these quarters, we have cause for hope.

Give your bed a tailored finish with bold stripes that take their cue from life under the big top.

Research shows that the brain can take cues from body movements to understand and solve complex problems.

Taking its cue from European bed and breakfasts, the hotel provides charming perks, such as complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea and cookies, plus modern amenities like free wireless internet access.

Political scientists have long noted that voters broadly take their cues from political elites.

Take a cue from social media and score a super simple smoky eye with this brilliant hashtag trick.

The whole movie takes its cue from this sequence: No matter how dark, keep it light.

Thus far, most of these robot milestones have taken their cues from pop culture.

They seem less likely to take their cues from adults, less inclined to please those in charge, less afraid of getting into trouble.

I suggest taking cues from far off places and adding a global touch to your home.

Under development by the creative think tank The Living, this new product takes a cue from animal respiratory systems.

Sometimes this manifests as a very sexy painting or photograph, but I am always taking my cues from the models and from the conventions of art historical figurative painting.

No doubt taking cues from previous entries in the series but not directly copying.

Here, a powder blue and sunny yellow palette takes its cue from the tropical flower painting above the bed.

To get the tools to refine their lean strategy, the firm took its cue from manufacturers.

We might well take a cue from the African church.

His works usually take their cue from situations or objects that he encounters in everyday life; in particular architectural aspects or objects used to shape our personal living space.

For now, this pair might simply take its cue from bitcoin price action.

Pop culture names take their cue from popular TV shows, movies, books and music.

By about week 23, your baby takes a cue from you and starts to pack on the pounds; in fact, he'll likely double his weight in the next four weeks.

Instead, dogs take cues from humans on where to go and when to cross the street.

Definitely taking cues from this little makeover you did!

There's also a totally flat floor area, while the materials used take their cues from contemporary furniture and fashion.

We've seen the companies take cues from one another, announcing features and improvements that are often a little too similar to be a coincidence.