Sentence examples for be talking in depth from inspiring English sources

With emotions running so high, the Scotland head coach, Vern Cotter, said he would not be talking in depth about the match for at least a couple of days and the players put up to speak to the media had been told not to talk about the referee.

Since last year, Facebook Instant Games have grown to nearly 200 titles, but the company isn't talking in-depth about their performance from a revenue perspective.

During the 2-day conference, you'll have over 90 sessions to choose from and the opportunity to meet with developers from over 170 companies that will be demoing their apps and talking in-depth about their use of Google technologies in the Developer Sandbox.

It's a bit more complex than that, but we'll be talking about bonds in depth later.

We're talking some in-depth realisations about human relationships.

The study identified that many women wanted 'to be given permission to talk in-depth about their feelings… [and have] recognition that there was a problem and reassurance that other mothers experience similar feelings and that they would get better' [ 15] (p.327).

Finally, the CIPD is appealing to parents to talk, in-depth, with their children about alternative options to university to ensure they are making the right decision for their future.

It was also good for us to talk in-depth about how our families raises us, and the way our experiences shaped our expectations for marriage.

In other words, instead of just a few pitches, they also got to sit down with speakers and talk in-depth about what they were doing.

To talk in-depth about things like... prosperity.

Apple has talked in-depth with other big distributors about similar apps, according to people involved in the talks.