Sentences with phrase «use interesting language»

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«It's very important to use very clear compelling language that leads with your customer's best interest,» Gill says.

Providers and regulators can also use social media data to monitor performance in real time, using natural language processing and machine learning to scan consumers» text reviews for keywords of interest related to patient safety.

Another thing to keep in mind is that the central bank always can use more explicit language to describe its intentions if it is worried that currency traders could overreact to an interest - rate cut.

By forward guidance I mean more than simple boilerplate language a central bank might use to indicate the expected direction of the next interest rate move.

The question is not which is greater in its use of language and its power of insight, but why Milton has been the more important for our culture and what we can learn about the limits of both canonical writings and their challengers through this interesting juxtaposition.

The Chief of our Clinical Psychology Department, Dr. Thomas Kiresuk, has noted that once he lets his patients know that he is interested in their religious concerns, his patients frequently will be more expressive in using religious language than when using the language they think he wants to hear.

@Tom — Do you mean is it interesting that HS uses the word «babble» a lot because it's likely the root word comes from the Tower of Babel where the bible claims the languages were confused, much like HS is in every post?

The use of the personal nouns in some languages is interesting in this regard.

Fatih was a generous patron of learning who endowed many educational foundations, and was himself a serious student who used eight languages and showed his keen interest in the Renaissance by inviting many famous scholars and artists to come and work in Istanbul.

These concerns force philosophers to explore both the manner in which philosophy uses language and the impossibility of escaping the abstractive, interested, and contextual nature of language and its interpretive play.

Thus, Whitehead recognizes the dilemma of philosophers who must use language to express their philosophies, but can not escape the biases and interests inherent in their language.

you make an interesting observation when you say «Biblical language... uses allegory and metaphor to draw shape to metaphysical realities».

also if you look at the second commandment «You shall have no other gods before me» he is kinda admitting that there are other gods... not that i believe in any gods it just interesting if you analysis the language that is used

-- It is interesting to compare the multiplicity of the tools in language and of the ways they arc used, the multiplicity of the kinds of word and sentence, with what logicians hayc said ahont the structure of language.

With Suarez having been banned for a combined total of 20 games in less than three seasons for multiple misdemeanours — including using racist language towards Manchester United defender Patrice Evra and biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic — Rodgers could almost have been forgiven had he capitalised on Arsenal's summer interest and sold the controversial Uruguayan for a modest profit in August.

Formerly a Coordinator for the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Sarah is able to use her language skills and interest for international health and social issues for community outreach, and to engage with French - speaking clients.

Use that budding interest to build his vocabulary and language

Google the things they express interest in, the people, and even the language they use.

Jack is one of the few names that is used for a verb and a noun in the English language, which gives the name interesting appeal.

Use baby sign language when you sing and read, stimulating your baby's interest in the song or book

A better way of legitimating the necessary revival of sovereign political action to face current social and economic challenges — whether at the national or European level — would be to use the language of interests rather than that of identity.

The scenario contemplated then is very different from the situation that has emerged, and the language used, at least by the UK, does not hint at a use of force on the basis of national interest.

Among the most common technocratic discursive practices are the use of legal and technical language, the emphasis on management, the scientifisation of socio - political phenomena and the (self)- representation of political actors as technical, impartial, neutral and interest - free (Mc Kenna and Graham 2000).

Earlier in the day, the New York Public Interest Research Group urged reporters to include more neutral - sounding language on the casino amendment and use a more critical eye when reporting on the topic.

Constant World War Two metaphors were used and even where they weren't, the language was so aggressive and self - interested that it hardened the backs of anyone tempted to give Britain a better deal.

This gene is particularly interesting because mutations on it correspond with some deficiencies in language use.

The researchers were interested in finding out whether the brain responded differently when emotions were expressed through vocalizations (sounds such as growls, laughter or sobbing, where no words are used) or through language.

Devendra Chaplot at Carnegie Mellon University says using natural language guidance is an interesting approach.

It is interesting that music and language use neuronal circuits that evolved to discern sounds in our environment, but I believe it is the brain's natural inclination to recognise complex patterns that makes music so compelling for us.

Elizabeth Hufnagel of Pennsylvania State University, who has been studying how students use emotional language in writing about environmental issues, also is interested in how teachers can use the experiences students bring to the classroom.

I found what I wanted: a meaningful career that lets me make use of both my interest and education in science and my love for the German and English languages, and that at the same time allows me to be with my kids almost as much as I want to be.

In the last four years we have gotten interested in chemical reaction networks, where you have a set of reactions: Molecule A plus molecule B reacts to form molecule C, and X plus C forms A. Traditionally, chemical reactions have been used as a descriptive language for explaining things that we see in nature.

A cognitive scientist and linguist by training, I'm interested in how people use and understand language.

Or perhaps we could use more simple, straightforward language, such as «I'm a serious spiritual aspirant,» «I'm a seeker of moderate interest,» or «I'm a part - time, casual spiritual tourist.»

Side note: it's interesting to consider the implications of the language we use to describe female anatomy in America — we fail to name the part that typically provides the most pleasure to women!

Ask questions, contribute to the conversation, show interest in getting to know them, listen attentively, and use appropriate eye contact and open body language.

Use this just ask some simple question like interest in traveling, which language prefer to talk and many more.

Dubois says he was particularly interested in looking at the language used in dating profiles because so many considerations go into crafting those statements.

Whilst you don't want to lay all of your cards on the table, use body language to show that you are interested in what they have to say, ask questions, and give them a smile.

When I found several girls interesting for me, I was very happy to be able to use the translation service the agency offered, because we appeared didn't speak the common language.

With Graph Search, Facebook members can search for other single users and filter the results based on their interests, education, age, hometown, current city and more — all while using natural language.

However, what Wallace advised women to do is use their body language and tone of voice to show men they re interested.

This is when you do things like use similar language or express similar interests as the person you're interested in.

Follow It's Just Lunch of Facebook to let us know how you use body language to indicate interest or disinterest.

We can be rest assured that conveying interest in a person doesn't require any language and to convey that interest all kinds of signs and metaphors could be used to draw the attention.

Since time isn't exactly a luxury for busy singles dating, there are actually a few body language tricks you could use to create instant attraction with someone you are really interested in.

Women reported feeling connected with a man who used language to indicate that what she said was interesting.

The college observers were able to judge the guy's romantic interest accurately using body language, tone of voice, eye contact, how often each dater spoke and other non-verbal cues.

On the other hand, you can also try out a language you are still learning, using the phone chat as a way to practice your language skills while meeting someone interesting!

These days are ours This is the second international film in the last three years to use «Youth» for its English language title — after Paolo Sorrentino's 2015 film — and there's some interesting differences between the two.