Intelligent, sympathetic questions are often asked; genuine insight sometimes emerges in reply.
Qualitatively, it appears that he is commenting, offering his opinion and asking genuine questions.
Qualitative analysis showed that Alex was taking facilitative turn types (such as commenting and asking genuine questions) after therapy; however, the quantitative analysis revealed no significant increase in the specific strategies that he chose to target ("let the conversation continue", "carry on if you have understood", "comment"); commenting was present in pre-therapy samples.
The fear is present suddenly at a family party on Saturday when my lovely teenage nieces ask with genuine concern in their voices: "Do you think London is safe?
When Kind of Blue was playing, those who expected heart-on-sleeve vocals, sumptuously swelling strings and roaring operatic arias tended to ask with genuine fascination, "What's that?".
Ask any genuine socialist or progressive which was the most extremist British government since the war and it's long odds-on that they'd say one of the three administrations of Margaret Thatcher.
When strangers stop them on the street and ask, with genuine interest, what it is exactly they like about living here (something that happens more often than you might think), Mr. Jenkins, 74, answers simply, in his easy Spanish: "It's like a piece of heaven in the sky".
Ask a genuine question that is based on facts as you perceive them.
For years, various U.S. lawmakers, including the late Congressman Tom Lantos, have tried introducing bills asking for genuine transparency and accountability from UNRWA which has never been subject to a genuinely independent external audit.
