Those who "uptalk"—habitually ending their statements on a high note as if asking a question rule themselves out on the grounds that they sound tentative and juvenile.The rise of the giant emerging-market multinationals has yet to make much difference to all this stereotyping.
She is sociable, energetic, eccentric and habitually ends her sentences with.
Never has the glazed gaze that models habitually wear on the runway seemed more appropriate than it did during the shows in New York, Milan and Paris, which ended mid-October.
As the conversation meanders and spontaneous follow-ups emerge from both parties, his laryngitis begins to fade and his habitually professorial (for much of this same quarter century, he's taught film at Columbia) tone becomes enlivened, and by the time the tape ended, the laryngitis was gone.
He habitually quarried the end-notes and the smallest print.
Minimize others' mistakes.Try to avoid habitually correcting other people, unless their mistake will end up making things worse for them or someone else.
If you are early on in a relationship with someone who is demonstrating this tendency habitually, it would be wise to nip it in the bud now, or to end things with this person.
Netanyahu habitually ignored Israel's Western allies' pleas to moderate his policies toward the Palestinians and end the occupation.
(Rows 695 698) Nevertheless, seeing that not all health care providers were familiar with tests' scoring systems and that no end score could spell out the patient's specific impairment, therapists habitually commented on the end score in writing: "We never just write the end score in the chart.
What happens when we habitually run away from what's going on inside us and in our relationships, though, is that we end up becoming even more alienated and sad.
