Mark Crispin Miller, the author of "The Bush Dyslexicon," once made a striking observation: all of the famous Bush malapropisms — "I know how hard it is for you to put food on your family," and so on — have involved occasions when Mr. Bush was trying to sound caring and compassionate.
As obvious as this might sound, caring about your presentation topic is important.
He added: "It sounds like I care about the pound.
He'd be a much better candidate for the top job than the current principal, a point made in not-too-subtle form by our favourite substitute teacher, John Locke: "It just sounds like you care about this place.
Though the soldiers had volunteered to talk, Jaroszewski worried about the inflections of his voice: how could he put them at ease and sound caring and grateful for their participation without ceding his neutral scientific tone?
Words like "full development of the human person" can sound caring and informed, if more than a little condescending, but they are vague and undefined.
Perhaps this adds insult to injury, but SeaWorld Orlando's attempt to get environmentally concerned customers drinking from its "Cup That Cares" sounds like another boondoggle.
Fish "farming," with its overtones of pastoral care, sounds like a better option, but Grescoe — who has travelled around the world in search of delicious and rare seafood — shows that it can be more damaging still.
In the 1980s, morbidity of certain disabilities was effectively prevented through public health programmes in China, such as Healthy Birth and Sound Care, Planned Immunization, Iodine Supplementation and Intervention on Newborn Defects [18], [27].
One of UNICEF's leading priorities across the world is to ensure that every child has the best possible start to life - a safe birth, sound care in their earliest years, and good nutrition.
