How to pronounce “aloo” in English

Others have been more aloof, and I think one reason that Facebook is in trouble at the moment is that it didn't think

to remain aloof from science is at this point in history culpable chosen

He's aloof. He's grim.

either culturally aloof or simply not interesting.

either culturally aloof or simply not interesting.

But he like-- he loves aloo gobi.

so I can be very aloof and forgetful, but it's more I just wasn't paying attention.

Completely non-verbal, aloof. And so my wife, Leah, not to be confused

We want the automatic pull is to distant and aloof.

He's like, they didn't have any aloo gobi.

private person and and I could be a little into myself and aloof and overthink things and and and so

And she was fantastic, but very aloof.

I'm craving for dum aloo.

So on the one hand, it was personally friendly but aloof, but substantively very intense.

Feminine means, oh you're helpless and oh goodness and I think particularly ditzy and aloof and you can't be all that serious and you can't be all that intelligent.

of climb into your head climb into somebody else's head and and see what they're thinking less empathy more aloof

So, for example, if you're making a chicken curry, if you are actually baking for that matter say a potato curry, or aloo gobi, or something like that, you saute

Aloo, I think

And this was really a win for us that started really tragically, but turned out to be a really great relationship with a very aloof company who's making much more

I'm like, they're kind of hot but they're like, aloof and-- It was before beards were popular and they're, like, hairy everywhere.

And he said they took that as a sign of madness, because they said it demonstrated that he was aloof and grandiose.

She told her team, "I'm British, so I tend to be reserved. And Americans tend to think I'm standoffish and aloof. But I'm not. I'm just British, so come talk to me anytime."