Sentences with phrase «too rehearsed»

Did your carefully prepared answers come off as too rehearsed?

While you don't want to come across as too rehearsed, a little practice never hurt anyone.

Don't memorize your answer, as you won't win any brownie points with your interviewer if your responses come off as too rehearsed.

Even though most interviews include at least a few of the most common interview questions, and even if the candidate is asked to answer one or two unusual interview questions (like these), the answers can seem a little too rehearsed and a lot insincere.

Not exact matches

His gestures illustrate what he's saying vs. the rehearsed chopping, and he gets out from behind that podium and walks, not aimlessly like too many, but strategically for impact, either between points, or to open and close.

When our prayers sound too composed or rehearsed, they can begin to feel a little like the prayer of the Tin Man — a bit heartless.

As we shared our experiences, she agreed with all my well - rehearsed reasons for not giving too easily, but then she said, «You know, if I could do those years over again, I wouldn't worry so much about all those arguments.

Deanna writes: This is from a recent trip to Disneyland with Larissa (3 years old) showing her posed, rehearsed «I'm cute but this is taking too long» smile, Deanna in princess Mickey ears, and Melany (15 months), showing off her cuteness that seems to get her everything she wants.

Rehearse «I'm too busy to worry about what I know that you're thinking about me» expression.

Talks were intended to be 20 minutes long and I don't like to rehearse too much: I don't read off of my slides so I tend to remind myself of the critical points and fret -LSB-...]

There are a few tricks on display here too, though — the trailer has her repeating «If you touch me again, I'll die» over and over again, but since that's a line from «Marnie,» it's clearly Grace rehearsing rather than anything more sinister.

This could have been the West Coast camp equivalent of the Southern fried neo-noir soft core sleaze fest Wild Things (1998), but Martin falls into the same self - aware pretense many similarly set and structured Los Angeles indie thrillers are prone to (Dennis Hauck's yet - to - be released Too Late starring John Hawke is another recent example of this overly rehearsed, hopelessly contrived claptrap).

Plus at times I think his comments are too precise and rehearsed as if he just read a different review and repeated it.

When Flynn wants to «rehearse» with Beverly, try her out for a play he's to be in, mom is all too eager to send her older - than - she - looks little girl «up to the lodge.»

In the first half of the movie, as the band rehearses and then records what is to be a major album for them, the film flirts with true greatness, examining the meanings of art and insanity, and the potential connection between the two, without being too obvious in its intentions.

(While the Dreamtime Circus rehearsed, Puvidham children did, too, on an ample stage on school grounds.)

I'm too busy to be botherin» wid the rehearsed and circular arguments that passes for thought on both sides of the battlelines.

However, you don't want to sound too well - rehearsed, as though you're reciting your answers from memory.

A deadly mistake is sounding too prepared or rehearsed.

But if you put too much time into memorizing them, your answers will come across as stilted and rehearsed, and when you are asked an unexpected question you are likely to freeze.

While preparation is always necessary and practice is always a good idea, too much rehearsing can come across as scripted.

Whatever you say, though, it shouldn't sound canned, too cutesy or overly rehearsed.

Too many people spend way too much time studying interview questions and rehearsing their answeToo many people spend way too much time studying interview questions and rehearsing their answetoo much time studying interview questions and rehearsing their answers.

The least they want to hear from you is a too - rehearsed, too - safe, and cliché answer that won't win you a cookie.

While coming across as false may put you in an awkward position (too much preparation may make the interviewer feel that way), it is important to be somewhat rehearsed.

Therapy often involves entirely too much talking about new skills the client should put into place, but not enough rehearsing.

«When a story is too perfect, it suggests there could be a rehearsed false narrative, but the typical social worker will say it appears highly reliable,» Ludmer says.