Sentence examples for personal cues from inspiring English sources

Lecturers now told us that it was impossible to be a truly blank slate, as doctors and patients unconsciously pick up on one another's personal cues.

But others rely more on personal cues and networks".

Three major strategies were identified: enduring uncertainty, putting self aside and forming personal cues.

Nearly all prior research has focused on personal cues directly given off by the potential interaction partner (e.g., eye contact and smiling).

More specifically, the company is developing both wearable and mobile tech that uses biosensors to monitor your autonomic nervous system and the contextual and personal cues that set off stress.

Residents relied on personal cues, which they integrated into their own HH habit.

Interview 22 My personal cue is I fit it (HH) into my natural history, or doing my examination, so I always do it before anything during my examination and then I do it on my way out as I am collecting my things from the room, so it is just a natural flow and then the only difference would be if the patient is on isolation, then you would be doing hand hygiene before entering the room.

My personal cue is I fit it (HH) into my natural history, or doing my examination, so I always do it before anything during my examination and then I do it on my way out as I am collecting my things from the room, so it is just a natural flow and then the only difference would be if the patient is on isolation, then you would be doing hand hygiene before entering the room.

"Is there anyone in this pusillanimous cabinet with the guts to speak his mind and put principles and country before personal ambition?" Cue Richard Littlejohn, Max Hastings and the full repertory company.

There's no sign of anyone who remotely sounds or behaves like Simon Hunt, no doubt because a working journalist who gets the job done like Mr. Junger isn't as sexy sounding as a wreck of a reporter who has been ennobled both by personal tragedy (cue the gauzy flashback) and by his contempt for mainstream journalism.

The list is long and includes recreational equipment (bats, ski poles, camping stoves, pool cues), personal care products (metal emery boards and combustibles like nail polish, nail polish remover and hair spray).