Sentence examples for apart talking about from inspiring English sources

I don't wanna have to go through picking it apart, talking about what was changed and why.' Things were changed for all sorts of reasons: effect, for respect, other people's anonymity, making the story function properly".

Like Beatrice taking Dante into heaven, she took Don with her and the pair embarked on a number of spiritual classes that Don tolerated in silence, while Stephanie came apart talking about her past.

Fleeing war-torn homelands decades apart Jump to media player Two people driven from their homes by war but decades apart talk about starting new lives thousands of miles from where they grew up.

Though Madonna has said before that the song is about Guy Ritchie, it has been speculated that lines from the lyrics of the song like: "You always have the biggest heart when we're 6,000 miles apart", talked about the then failing marriage between Madonna and Guy.

But, apart from talking about the joy of ballet, the woman in your piece seems quite down-to-earth, a kind but savvy teacher who knows how to get what she wants out of her students and her company.

"If it saves lives... ...... he began, but she cut him dead: "Oh, my dear boy, you don't think you've saved a single life, do you?" Rodman has made further visits to see the person he calls "a good-hearted kid" - apart from talking about Kenneth Bae, this most recent one involved singing "Happy Birthday to you" to Kim at a basketball game.

"That argument falls apart when you're talking about mandatory exposure to advertising".

What on earth is Williamson talking about – apart from a desire to be Tory leader?

Some people ask me the most ridiculous things like: "The Middle East is falling apart, why are you talking about sex?" – as if sex is not an important thing.

We'd talk about all the things that the English are forbidden to talk about at dinner: politics, sex and religion, the only things I think are worth talking about, apart from food.

Prepare for every band you love to be torn apart by my dad talking about how they just rip off the Beat/Grace Jones/U2/Norah Jones, and for my mum to send tipsy winks your way while spilling wine to Jamie xx and his "groovy" tunes.