Sentence examples for importance of turn from inspiring English sources
So far, in our discussion of communication, we have emphasised the importance of turn taking – and how this can lead to alignment of posterior expectations and identical synchronisation of inner states.
One is reminded of the old adage about the importance of turning off the faucet before mopping the floor!
And he spoke to us then of the importance of turning to God as a people of faith, turning to him in hope.
There is an additional danger this year given the importance of turning out African Americans, most of whom support Obama but do not usually turn out to vote in midterms.
CAP has deplored what they see as a dangerous trend toward liberalism at Princeton and away from the affirmation of free enterprise and the importance of turning out good businessmen.
CHICAGO — President Obama cast his midterm election ballot in his hometown Monday, hoping to send a message to the Democratic faithful about the importance of turning out to vote.
"All we want is for each mum to be good enough". That might require as little as underlining the importance of turning up to a 20-week scan, as not doing so can be regarded by social services as parental neglect.
Unfortunately, most businesses only concentrate on generating visitors, not realizing the importance of turning visitors into buyers.
Meanwhile, the Virgin America captain lectured me twice on the importance of turning your computer off, without even listening to my side of the story.
US Secretary of State John Kerry is said to be acutely aware of the importance of turning at least one page on one of America's most poisoned relationships.
