The Republic depends on people like you speaking clearly, quickly, forcefully.
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Both Trump and Moore won by speaking clearly for the middle class.
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A tense neck — inevitable if your head is facing down — tends to strangle your words, preventing you from speaking clearly.
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"I am able to touch my face now, and it feels amazing," said Katie, who still has some difficulty speaking clearly.
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"Speaking clearly helps you to think clearly, which is as useful in making life decisions as it is in the workplace," she said.
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"But the voters are speaking clearly — they want a businessman outsider who will dramatically shake up the status quo in Washington," he continued.
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Especially when it comes to national security, there is a premium on an administration speaking clearly, consistently and precisely, starting with the president.
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Speaking clearly and honestly is your goal during this time, unless you want Saturn, the planet of fear and restriction, to make life rough for you.
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Palliative care experts say it is not uncommon for people in hospice care to perk up briefly before they die, sometimes speaking clearly or asking for food.
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The drugs aren't very effective — they work in about half of patients — and they often have terrible side effects, like weight gain, fatigue, and difficulty in thinking and speaking clearly.
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A lot of people want to throw shade at mumble rappers but at the end of the day, just because somebody isn't necessarily speaking "clearly" doesn't mean it's not good music.
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Some may think it's a totally unrelated field, but Katherine disagrees: "It actually helps a lot when it comes to press opportunities on TV and video, being comfortable speaking clearly, candidly, and concisely!"
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"The voters are speaking clearly – they want a businessman outsider who will dramatically shake up the status quo in Washington," he wrote, invoking his own 2010 insurgent campaign as a businessman with no previous role in the party.
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On the now famous bike ride, the symptoms became stronger: "I had great difficulty in speaking clearly and my field of vision fluctuated and swam like an image in a distorted mirror," he wrote at the time, very much as he described it in his 230 memoir.
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" Andrew Vladeck, 46, who performs as a singing cowboy under the name Hopalong Andrew, said that a "normal New York City conversation," if such a thing existed, was an attempt to connect — about "a late train, an odd person, an odd smell" — and was characterized by "speaking clearly and directly.
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Christoph Hohenberger, one of the company's founders, recommends being expressive, speaking clearly, activating your facial muscles (skip the Botox), and keeping in mind that companies look for keywords, so go ahead and mention the fact that you went to an Ivy League school multiple times during the interview, because AI can't roll its eyes.
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As for the Democratic narrative, Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Overnight Defense: Pentagon shares images of al-Baghdadi raid | Bolton called for impeachment inquiry deposition | Russia ambassador pick pressed on surveillance flight treaty House calls for Bolton deposition as part of impeachment inquiry MORE has done an extraordinary job at both leading and speaking clearly, at least dropping ominous bread crumbs to voters about why they should be concerned.
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Caramon, strong and cheerful, good and kind, open and honest. Caramon, everyone's friend. Not like Raistlin—the runt, the Sly One. All I ever had was my magic,' Raistlin said, speaking clearly, thinking clearly for the first time in his life.
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He was a 26-year-old graduate student from Ottawa who announced his intention to run on January 31, 1971. He represented a small group of young Conservative members who felt the five established candidates were not speaking clearly enough about the issues.
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"Taconic ma twice car sick." New York Post, 2009-11-09. 2004 Chevrolet TrailBlazer At about , another call was made to Hance from Schuler's cell phone. During this call, one of Schuler's nieces reportedly told her father that Schuler was having trouble seeing and speaking clearly.
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Dellamorte realizes that the rest of the world doesn't exist. Fearing his assistant is dying, he loads a gun with two dumdum bullets to finish them both off. However, Dellamorte cannot bring himself to shoot his friend. Gnaghi wakes up, drops the gun off the cliff, and asks to be taken home, speaking clearly for the first time.
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Basevorn highlights six styles that trace specifically to Jesus: promising salvation (it is effective to use when people need little convincing), threats of damnation (it is effective to use on the stubborn), preaching by example (citing examples of a good Christian life), preaching by reason or logic, speaking clearly, and speaking obscurely. Basevorn provides little explanation for the latter two styles. He cites the passage “Behold, now thou speakest plainly, and speakest no proverb” from John 16:29 for the style of speaking clearly; for the style of speaking obscurely, he writes "it is frequently said about His hearers that they did not understand the Word". (p. 129) Saint Paul’s method combines reason and authority into one method in which they work in tandem. In Saint Paul’s style authority confirms reason.
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They later stated that the reason they could not hear his answer was that there was a lot of noise around them and he was not speaking loud enough, but fans have made jokes that he was not speaking clearly, often jokingly posting excessively misspelled quotes of the response on social media, implying that Takeoff mumbled while responding to the question.
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He kept an open door and an open mind. Brief in his discourses, he got to the heart of the matter in a few words, exercising an impressive memory and analytical skills. Gentle, but firm and self-assured, he defined and organized complex research problems into simple, intelligible terms that were rooted in practicality of execution." Cohn also placed great importance on "writing and speaking clearly and succinctly.
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The most common side effect of tiagabine is dizziness. Other side effects that have been observed with a rate of statistical significance relative to placebo include asthenia, somnolence, nervousness, memory impairment, tremor, headache, diarrhea, and depression. Adverse effects such as confusion, aphasia (difficulty speaking clearly)/stuttering, and paresthesia (a tingling sensation in the body's extremities, particularly the hands and fingers) may occur at higher dosages of the drug (e.g., over 8 mg/day).
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It is generally acknowledged that speech to text is possible, though recently Thomas Wilde, the new CEO of Everyzing, acknowledged that Everyzing works 70% of the time when there is music, ambient noise or more than one person speaking. If newscast style speaking (one person, speaking clearly, no ambient noise) is available, that can rise to 93%. (From the Web Video Summit, San Jose, CA, June 27, 2007). Around 40 phonemes exist in every language with about 400 in all spoken languages.
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Elderly people with poor vision can be given reading materials with larger font, be provided with magnifying glasses, and brighter lighting . Interventions for hearing loss include finding a quiet place to talk among each other, speaking louder but not shouting, facing the person, speaking clearly, and providing gestures . Nursing may need to provide patients with dentures if teeth are missing to assist the patient in chewing their food . Incontinence care is crucial to preventing skin breakdown and skin infections such as candida albicans .
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The headphones and microphone inside a KM37 diving helmet Correct and effective voice communication is necessary for both safety and efficient underwater work. The skills are learned during training and exercised on almost every working dive. Voice communication protocols involve speaking clearly, providing the required information unambiguously and succinctly, checking that the information has been received and correctly understood, and taking turns to speak. This is basically the same as radio voice protocol for other purposes, but the vocabulary may vary according to the operational circumstances.
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All four judges (including Smith) praised Horowitz for writing and speaking clearly. Scott was next with a list of top 5 shots, including a great shot in a table tennis tournament. She was called "solid", but Paige told her to "keep improving." Holmes then took his turn, having the top 5 blocks for his segment, with the top block being an incredible knockaway by Detroit Pistons star Tayshaun Prince on Indiana Pacers guard Reggie Miller in game one of the 2004 Eastern Conference Finals.
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He wrote his Last Will and Testament at Avignon on 12 September 1407, adding a Codicil on 8 March 1411 Old Style (i.e. 1412), "laying on my sickbed, and, although weak with old age and unsound of body, healthy in mind, speaking clearly, composed in spirit, constant in faith, by no means doubting in hope, contrite and humble of heart...." His residual legatee was Guillaume de Malsec, the second son of Chevalier Reynaud de Rossignac.Du Chesne, Preuves, pp. 459-464. A précis is given in French in Histoire, pp. 642-644.
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When Mr. Jefferson returns with Blanket from Stan's house, the officers see he is not really black and they abort the operation, sick with themselves that they had almost put an innocent white man in jail. Mr. Jefferson refuses to let Blanket outside anymore because he thinks everyone is against them. Stan and Kyle start to fear for the safety of Blanket after seeing Mr. Jefferson dangle him from the balcony of his house. They decide to rescue Blanket by sneaking into his room at night and switching him with Kenny, who is uncharacteristically shown without his hooded parka and speaking clearly.
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They also showed video of Urbanski singing and urinating into a drain after being placed in jail. The prosecution countered by showing body camera footage from Urbanski's arrest that showed him "speaking clearly and [walking] without assistance" and following police orders despite being visibly confused. The following week, Judge Lawrence Hill dropped the hate crime charge against Urbanski, calling the state's position "utter speculation" and stating that they failed to provide enough evidence that Urbanski targeted Collins solely on the virtue of his race. Solomon Comissiong, president of the university's Black Faculty and Staff Association, said he was "unsettled" by the ruling, and believed there was a correlation between Urbanski's racist online community and his actions.
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Cardín always made it clear that his homosexual identity was an essential part of his life and the homosexual culture likewise was an essential part of his thinking. However, his relationship with gay activists, with whom he entered into contact at the end of the 70s, was never easy.Mira 1999:158-160 After discovering that he was HIV-positive in 1984, he became the main voice in Spain dealing with the subject, talking about in terms of a cultural epidemic as well as an illness of the body, speaking clearly about all of the consequences and implications of the disease, including the homophobia and the passive government. In 1985, he compiled two volumes on this topic in collaboration with Armand de Fluvià, with articles that had been published in the US and Spain, fighting against the inaction of homosexual groups and the misinformation of the media.
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