Sentence examples for amount of chatter from inspiring English sources

The first half, on Thursday, spurred a huge amount of chatter on social networking Web sites.

There was a certain amount of chatter about how Mr Brown was a titanic figure, an economic alchemist, and so on.

This photograph from The Associated Press is creating a fair amount of chatter this morning, and is naturally prompting some caption-writing contests.

AS THE world waits to find out what President Bush is going to do in Iraq, there is a decent amount of chatter among the blogs about how much, if any, responsibility to put on the Iraqis themselves for the descent into chaos.

After a brief stop at the Twin Peaks lookout, where the test car, in a shimmering blue called Summer Rain Metallic, generated a fair amount of chatter from a gaggle of tourists, we headed back down to the bustle of the city.

But the amount of chatter and activity surrounding insurance in the venture world is growing.

Of course, there was huge amounts of chatter on social networks like Facebook and Twitter, with the latter coming under enormous amounts of criticism from the UK press for fuelling the fire.

"'By making it very clear that no one was going to be laid off," Goodnight told me, "suddenly we cut out huge amounts of chatter, concern, and worry - and people got back to work".

Paradoxically enough, the same old media that is being destroyed by the Net drives an astonishing amount of online chatter.

It was a movie that had generated a huge amount of Internet chatter but turned out to be dead on arrival.

Because I'm not going to watch the Mad Men finale until Thursday and, based on the sheer amount of internet chatter in the hours since its US broadcast, that's the only way I'll be able to get there spoiler-free.