Sentence examples for appropriate listening from inspiring English sources

We observed and assessed the extent and quality of palliative care and counselling provided using a quality framework based on good practice which included the following domains: patient focussed, empathetic, provision of an holistic assessment (clinical, social, emotional, spiritual) appropriate listening skills and effective sensitive communication, confidentiality, and information giving.

Trainees of experimental group also got higher scores in aspect of "appropriate listening skills with minimal interruption to family" (4.09 vs. 3.78. p < 0.05).

The findings imply that effective listening skill serves as a platform to motivate instructional leaders in tertiary institutions to productively change their personal listening style into a more appropriate listening behaviour which in turn may enhance their communication aptitude.

c) Listening tasks created on the basis of the oral material provided by the textbook Gente 2 (Martín Peris and Sans Baulenas, 2004) with the aim of promoting the development of appropriate listening strategies.

"All I had to do was show up, look appropriate, listen, relax at dinners, dance, laugh at his wonderfully told jokes...

"All I had to do was show up, look appropriate, listen, relax at dinners, dance, laugh at his wonderfully told jokes..

With hints of hillbilly (the historical name for bluegrass music pre-1950s), the song is most appropriate for listening to around the fire while "the sun sinks down below the pines".

Mellowing out Metro Boomin's ominous instrumental, the OVO affiliate's version of the track feels more appropriate for listening to at a beach house than a club.

It's because my life is filled with situations in which it's appropriate to listen to music, but not appropriate to read books.

For the remainder, however, it is appropriate to listen and try to at least understand and hopefully engage in a civil discourse even if most of the participants in the "tea party" don't seem interested.

Though the use of focus groups was considered the most appropriate method for listening to women's voices and understanding their perspectives of childbirth in their cultural environment, there were certain limitations.