Quotes About Observation

Recognizing body language is important if you want to become a good communicator. It

Understanding body language is especially important when starting a conversation with strangers. ?       Is it the right time to talk? ?       Does that person look relaxed? ?       Are his arms crossed in front of his body?

It is important to remember that body language, like the written and spoken word, relies on context. You must observe the person carefully. Is he crossing his arms because he does not enjoy my company or is he just feeling cold?

How come you're staring at your drink?

people who are good at it are the ones who have gained experience and who are keen observers.

ability to read people based

If you glance at someone and immediately think, "Oh, that person looks like a teacher," or "that person looks like they were in the military," or "that person looks like they are an actor," tell them that.

what they want for dinner or spot another person in the

Karl Popper – that any theory that is incapable of falsification cannot be considered scientific.

To see the object as in itself it really is

All the semantic elements share a distinguishing feature: They don't really do anything.

No," I say. "Actually, the first time I saw one in real life, I thought of the Great Pit of Carkoon in Return of the Jedi." "OK, well, I officially take back my previous comment about you knowing a thing or two about vaginas." "Understandable." "What

I do not seek the mantle of genius. I am an appreciator, an observer, a preposition, and content in that, and that's me in a nutshell.

What's the use of having eyes if we can't see the world we pass through?

Seht ihr den Mond dort stehen? Er ist nur halb zu sehen, Und ist doch rund und schön! So sind wohl manche Sachen, Die wir getrost belachen, Weil unsre Augen sie nicht sehn.

It looks like something out of Whittier's Snowbound,' Julia said. Julia could always think of things like that to say.

Carney was hatless and gloveless, wearing her pink linen. Sam looked at her more than once. "its just because he likes pink," she told herself.

Joe Willard turned from his study of the trees beyond the window and raised his hand. 'Yes, Joe?' Mr. Gaston said, changing his tone. 'It is my opinion sir, that apple blossoms are pink.' Mr. Gaston was silent, stunned. 'Pinkish, rather.' Joe continued. 'I think Betsy's word 'rosy' is excellent. They're colored just enough to make the effect rosy.' The silence in the room had width, height, depth, mass and substance.

She could feel the Big Hill looking down as the Crowd danced at Tib's wedding in the chocolate-colored house.

You could wear the same outfit every single day and no guy - who isn't gay - will notice.

She couldn't take her eyes off the boxers. Mostly, she had a view of the back, but he turned halfway when he looked over. She commanded herself not to look at the front flap, which, of course, was exactly what she honed in on. He spit and put his mouth under the tap to get some water. All while just wearing underwear. All while she just stared at the crucial spot of the Action Pants.

She didn't even notice right away that a small animal had come out from behind a nearby car and was slowly making its way toward the trash can she was standing near. She flipped through some old files in her mind, trying to come up with what this thing might be, and after a few seconds decided that--impossible as it seemed--it was a fox.

You don't get things past librarians.

She looks like a jumper to me. Jumpers do that a lot, stand on the edge and stare out. Never kill yourself in a Tube station. Tip number one. You might end up down here forever, staring at the wall. Stephen coughed a little. Just giving advice, Callum said.