Sentence examples for apt to talk from inspiring English sources

Celebrities themselves are less apt to talk about other famous people than about the flying experience itself.

Then computing will have become a true utility and it will no longer be apt to talk of computing clouds, so much as of a computing atmosphere.

He muses openly about whether it is more apt to talk about "salvaging" the talks, "kick-starting" them or "breathing new life" into them.

Children, of course, are just a smaller, stickier variety; less apt to talk postmodernism, which is a large part of their charm".

Billick said Bisciotti would come to the team's training facility about once a week, but was just as apt to talk with the receptionist as he was with Billick or General Manager Ozzie Newsome.

"I said, 'Mitt, if you ever run for president, don't ever talk about that again.' " Today, as the Republican nominee for president, Mr. Romney is far more apt to talk about oil drilling than energy-efficient cars.

Evening drivers, Mobiltrak has found, are more apt to listen to talk radio and adult contemporary, so they see ads for Tauruses and Escorts.

And everyone is as apt to be talking about old Isaac Hayes records, tough-guy movies or "Laverne and Shirley" as to be dealing with the drug (bad guys) or crime-solving (good guys) business at hand.

It's apt to be talking about "I'm So Excited!" just as New York City's 2013 elections are heating up with the scandal-tarred candidacies of Anthony Weiner for mayor and Eliot Spitzer for comptroller.

Consequently, in a misguided but perfectly apt form they decide to talk it out, to sit, or at least attempt to sit like civilized people, the three of them and discuss the issues, try to get to know each other, understand each other and hopefully stumble upon some easy answer to an impossible situation.

How did Mr. Apted get his subjects to talk about intimate matters like these for the camera?