Sentence examples for aspects of talking from inspiring English sources

Resonating with this notion, the visual and auditory aspects of talking avatars can serve as "assurance" signals to users.

You've got a script overflowing with offensively dim sketches about every aspect of talking like a pirate.

Focus on the positive aspect of talking to people you don't know; not the fear that you can't trust them.

"It is a tragic irony that 'pro-choice' candidates have come to support homicide — the gravest injustice a society can tolerate — in the name of 'social justice.' " In response, a coalition of liberal lay Catholics is pushing back, criticizing the bishop's message for neglecting other aspects of "life" talked about in Catholic social teachings, like concern for the poor.

Just one single study that documented the experience of 18 dementia family caregivers in group counselling sessions refers to the importance of the aspects "to talk about anything" and "to be understood by the others" using semi-structured interviews [ 29].

Representatives of the maritime alliance and shipping companies declined to discuss the agreement on the royalty payments or other aspects of the talks, saying that Mr. Cohen had urged the two sides not to talk to the news media.

Eight items are new and reflect different aspects of communication and talking about errors.

The announcements, a culmination of weeks of negotiations led by Ms. Rice, clarified aspects of her talks.

Unlike other aspects of the talks, the services deals are decentralised.

Each seemed to be dealing with emotional baggage, which aspects of my talk had awakened for them.

"ISDS allows corporations to sue governments at offshore arbitration panels of corporate lawyers, bypassing domestic courts," he says, and is "the most dangerous aspects of the talks".