Ros atkins biography of mahatma

We have all been there. You are having a conversation with somebody, possibly on an intellectual level, and by the look plastered across their face:

A. You are boring them.

B. You can’t even remember the question they asked you.

C.

In fact, you don’t even know the significance of the drivel that is being spouted in a cocktail of nerves and insecurity.

 Whilst we cannot control how people react to what we are saying, one can really feel  disenfranchised when it is clear that you have completely lost the attention of another.

The Art of Explanation - Google Books

This ‘absent reception’ is not just applicable to conversation, it can be equally daunting when faced with written work, wherein analysing, distilling, understanding and communicating are all part of the weekly Cambridge essay. This is something that Ros Atkins knows all too well having read History at Jesus College. In fact, his latest book, ‘The Art of Explanation’, was contrived during h Ros Atkins - Wikipedia FUH