Sentence examples for debriefing you from inspiring English sources

MR: So there wasn't anything afterwards like the secret service rushing you guys away and debriefing you, was there?

A debrief, you could say.

To debrief, you have to care even less about yourself and about the world than you do in order to kill.

In the subsequent debrief you are told how you behaved, reminded of what was said to you (some of which you will have missed or forgotten) and told a bit about how this all connects with dementia.

If you can't go to such a briefing, if it is offered, ask a colleague to pick up the literature they hand out and to debrief you on what she or he learned.

One TL shared her thoughts about the value of the modeling and debriefing, "When [one of the Stanford team] would come in and debrief you about what you did and how it felt, it dawned on me pretty quickly that you were modeling what we were going to be doing.

Ask him to debrief you after, as well.

Not only can your friend help get you out of any sticky situations, s/he can also debrief with you later about what you think of your new friend.

Electronic itinerary cards, which can communicate with "experience points" around the sites, will be a key tool for the visitor, allowing for easy debriefing of where you have been and what you have seen.

Debriefing Thomas Davenport: Are You Getting the Most from Your Knowledge Workers?

Charles Gibson on ABC seizes the story from an eyewitness reporter he has been debriefing and guns it: "You could see the plane come in, just from the right-hand side of the screen".