The phrase "alongside talk" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to refer to discussions or conversations that occur in parallel with other activities or topics.
Example: "The conference featured several sessions alongside talk about the latest industry trends."
Alternatives: "in addition to discussions" or "together with conversations".
Much posturing occurs in bourgeois circles about respecting difference, alongside talk of the value of empathy.
Words such as foreign and amputation are being thrown about alongside talk of passports and borders.
The weird world of its inmates - drunken revelry alongside talk of the best method of suicide - is marvellously evoked.
Just as Osborne 2011-12 surreptitiously adopted plan B, we now find alongside talk of austerity a policy, once associated with the left, addressing the geography of accumulation.
The best ever England ODI team sounds like something that might crop up alongside talk of the greatest Welsh kung-fu movies, the top 10 best-selling Romanian jazz funk bands.
Many people find medication helpful, as treatment on its own or alongside talking therapies.
Alongside talks by medal-winning Olympic triathletes the Brownlee brothers, practical workshops and free beer, at the heart of the event is the Mountain film festival, which showcases 60 films, including several premieres.
The group launched the first electronic delivery of classified directory information in 1987 alongside Talking Pages.
Following an acclaimed UK tour last year, the show opens in London this month, alongside talks and readings that amount to a Wertenbaker retrospective.
Sun-splashed LA-based electro duo (and couple) Kisses sound a little like Hot Chip if they'd jumped in the Tardis to jam with late Eighties New Order alongside Talking Heads' guitar.
On a speaking tour of America, in 1887, alongside talks on "Darwinism," he delivered lectures with such titles as "If a Man Dies, Shall He Live Again?" His answer was an unequivocal yes.
