Sentence examples for actually talk of from inspiring English sources

There was actually talk of a record of Miles playing tunes from Tosca; he grudgingly admits that he likes one song from the show.

To actually talk of Islamic reform or revival in a global sense is a bit far fetched in this age and time when diversities of culture, nationality and intellectual predilections are so vast.

"The spirit can actually talk out of that person's mouth.

In the endless coverage of all this, let's not pretend we're actually talking of racism; these are celebrity gaffe stories for the search-engine age.

But the really useful part comes when you prepare for and conduct what I call stakeholder dialogues, where you actually talk to each of these people.

What makes the rebuff particularly stinging is that Europeans know Mr. Obama is right; they know he would welcome and regularly meet a senior European Union official, or even several (provided they don't rotate every six months), who would actually talk for all of Europe.

Dan Fedoryka told me later while he had met Secor briefly before, he was so grateful for the opportunity to get to actually talk to one of his idols one-on-one for the first time.

Martin Freeman (wry Tim from "The Office -- upholstered in robes, and acting dramatic!) plays the scheming Shaftesbury with surprising confidence and nerve; he actually talks out of the side of his mouth.

And if you could actually talk to her, all of these aspects would be felt much more.

And the fact that there's this prize money involved, gives everybody extra energy and motivation to actually talk to the director of the charity, to capture the story.

Because the person you're actually talking to, of course, are people on a 10-hour Netflix binge sucking on box wine".