Examples of 'take in what' in a sentence
Meaning of "take in what"
The phrase 'take in what' is an incomplete sentence or question that often prompts someone to process or understand information, a situation, or an idea. It implies an invitation or encouragement to reflect upon, comprehend, or assimilate the subject matter being presented or discussed. The specific context in which this phrase is used can vary, but it generally encourages active engagement and thoughtful consideration of information or concepts
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take in what
Is very slow to take in what has happened.
Take in what words are spoken in sincerity and peace.
It can be hard to take in what is happening to you.
Take in what are known as detergent foods.
Who was on the take in what department.
Take in what is written here.
It took a long time to take in what she was saying.
Just take in what has been written.
She pauses to let me take in what she has said.
Take in what you need to.
I still cannot take in what happened that day.
Take in what might work and adapt it for your context.
There is a certain amount of pride that you take in what you do.
And just take in what you are experiencing now.
They all sat silently trying to take in what just happened.
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Just take in what you see.
Turn away from what is bad and take in what is good.
They take in what they hear.
Mark how little interest the great majority of them take in what is going on.
We simply take in what they are saying without regards to risk.
I had to force myself to slow down and take in what was going on.
You actually take in what the other person is saying.
Just stay on the page for a minute and take in what you are looking at.
Breathe and take in what is in front of you now as direct knowing.
Interminable lists mean that readers switch off or do not take in what they read.
Take in what you have learned over the past four years.
This passion comes from love and the pleasure that you take in what you do.
Many step back and take in what is going on in front and around me.
Avoid reading when you are tired because you will not take in what you read.
The body will take in what it needs and eliminates what it does not need.
We want to be a people that is able to take in what God can do.
Just take in what they say and keep it in mind for next time.
He needed distance to take in what Jack was saying.
You take in what I ask you to take in.
The Committee may need to decide what action to take in what circumstances.
Was trying to take in what Peter was saying.
Mr Smith spoke so fast I could not take in what he said.
Interest you take in what I am telling you.
My own sadness Has not diminished the joy I take In what you and mr.
But do not take in what I am saying.
Take in what they said; then make your own decision.
I stopped so she could take in what I said.
Time to take in what the Boston Marathon is truly about.
While enjoying the breeze I could take in what might be a beautiful sunset.
Take in what they say, ask questions and absorb knowledge.
Hmm, give me a minute to take in what you said.
Take in what they saw, that gee, there were other people already there, and.
Why can not you take in what others say?
I take in what I see in the nature and then create my pieces . ”.
Silence, as they both take in what has just been said.
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