Sentence examples for bland talk from inspiring English sources
Justice Ginsburg's bland talk about status and conduct was significant because courts are more apt to protect groups whose characteristics are immutable.
Lamido Sanusi, Nigeria's former central bank governor, says Africa is opening itself up to a "new form of imperialism", in which China takes African primary goods and sells it manufactured ones, without transferring skills.After years of bland talk about "win-win" partnerships, China seems belatedly aware of the problem.
Also scheduled are a dance performance by Company Stefanie Batten Bland; talks with the artists Mickalene Thomas and Carrie Mae Weems; a discussion with the authors of the book "Occupying Wall Street"; and several interactive programs, including a hip-hop dance class.
Mr. Obama, his aides say, was frustrated that he rarely broke through in a dozen stilted encounters with Mr. Hu, who would respond with bland talking points, even when, for example, the president implored him to do more to curb the nuclear threat from North Korea.
Even when the famously brash Carol Bartz was CEO, her earnings comments usually stuck closely to bland talking points.
David Gregory is pretty excited to have Denis McDonough on the show today, because he loves bland people offering bland talking points on the issues of the day.
If you haven't heard this show, it can turn even the blandest talk radio into a fantasy wonderland it was almost innocent in a way that has been lost to maniacs on YouTube ranting about racist conspiracies and how putting things into water can turn the frogs gay.
If you haven't heard this show, it can turn even the blandest talk radio into a fantasy wonderland it was almost innocent in a way that has been lost to maniacs on YouTube ranting about racist conspiracies and how putting things into the water can turn frogs gay.
All he has to do to avoid creating a mess while on this trip is to stay bland and talk in generalities; instead, he's causing international incidents every step of the way.
But the bland happy-talk you get from so many athletes is gone, too, and it is Wood who raises the inevitable question: "What keeps this from happening again?" Anyone who followed baseball in the 1990s remembers Wood's swagger.
