Sentence examples for talking to looking from inspiring English sources

While 64% reported overall satisfaction with doctor-patient communication with the EHR, many felt that the EHR might be a barrier for relationship building tasks (talking to, looking at, and building rapport with patients) during clinical encounters.

The plane passed over the Rocky Mountains during this meeting, and everyone stopped talking to look.

I think by writing it I was trying to convince myself, give myself a talking to, look at my life in a different way.

It sounds almost disarmingly simple: to wander, to talk, to look, to listen.

"The people that I talk to look at the pictures again and again," Parker says.

Black, white, stuck in traffic, marching, or observing, everyone the reporter talked to looked happy — grateful at the scale of the turnout, reassured about the hearts of their fellow-citizens — and they said so.

And be flexible: If you can't find a regulatory affairs person to talk to, look for something close, like a quality lab scientist.

Don't make girls that he talks to look bad or you risk him thinking that you're just a mean jerk.

The guy you're talking to looks impressive as he walks, life-size, across the room, projected in high definition on the giant screens that cover the wall across from your conference table.

In a general manner, newborns recognize and prefer looking at someone who has engaged them in a social interaction by talking to and looking at them simultaneously.

She visited unemployment centers throughout Silicon Valley, talking to people looking for work.