The very best part!
It may seem like a little thing, and I'd bet many who watched the whole movie turned off their attention right before the very end. But ...
... she makes a point of teaching that new group of clients a better way to speak and project themselves, and she comments about women who don't sound authoritative and who "end each sentence with a rising tone that makes them sound like they are asking a question."
This has become painfully apparent, more so in recent years. Even though it is probably more common in women, lots of men do it too. It is a subtle thing, but when a person does that it comes across as their being unsure of what they are saying.
Anyway, I thought that was a high point in the whole movie, pointing out how much of a speech flaw this is and the value of correcting it.
Make a statement when you speak, don't ask a question unless you really are asking a question!
TxMike
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