Sentence examples for better not talk from inspiring English sources
Better not talk about that".
We'd better not talk about him anymore".
It can mean "We'd better not talk about that".
He had some quite … oh, actually, I better not talk about that.
Whenever the Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis is described as a Mandarin-speaker, it sounds as if she acquired mysterious Wallis Simpson-like "skills" which we had better not talk about.
It's there in the nursery school where the falafel king's widow, Simona, works, whose director tells staff they'd better not talk "Moroccan" (Arabic), since the kids might pick it up.
It is better to not talk if you are not ready.
"I want to talk real … I don't know what's better, should I not talk about my feelings... because I care a lot.
"Any time you're talking, that's better than not talking," Mr. Kudlow said in an interview with CNBC.
Beginning the talks this early doesn't guarantee an early agreement, but it's better than not talking at all.
"I always believe, in most cases, talking is better than not talking, so I regard this as a plus," Kudlow said.
