Sentences with phrase «vague questions like»

Then there is the «vague questions like this produce vague answers» comment that had my hackles rising.
Asking an original or thoughtful question is an attractive quality to daters, especially online daters who quickly tire of vague questions like «How are you?»
Instead of asking a vague question like «How was your day?»
Ask a lawyer how they're doing, what they're up to these days, some sort of vague question like that, and they'll almost certainly say «I'm very busy» or something similar, maybe even something more dramatic, such as «I'm going out of my mind with all the work, it just keeps pouring in» accompanied by a nervous shake of the head and possibly a wringing of hands.

Not exact matches

You've undoubtedly heard that you have to «eat big to get big,» but vague cliches like these raise more questions than they provide answers.
The study showed that men felt less connected to a woman when she gave vague answers to questions and indicated that responses like «kind of» and «maybe» were a huge put off.
That seems like a simple question, but it's one many investors would answer with only a vague comment about «more diversification.»
Forbes: I always like to ask this question, but feel free to skip it if it's too vague, but what does the idea of beauty mean to you, personally?
Interview questions range from the ultra-conservative and vague «Tell me about yourself» to the casual and downright sarcastic «You seem like a nice person, why would you want to work here?».
If the question isn't all that tough but merely vague (such as «Tell me about yourself»), you can ask if the interviewer would like to know about your academic background, employment background, or both.
Do not use vague words like help, support and contribute, as further they raise a question «how».
Answering an interview question by stating what you are looking for — A statement like «I'm seeking a management role where my skills can provide value» is both vague as well as WIFM.
Avoid vague questions, like «How good are your communication skills» or «Do you like to communicate with people?»
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