Sentence examples for caused talk from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, his death caused talk of a dangerous power vacuum.

But building such an unusual house has caused talk among the neighbors, Mr. Kralik said.

The damage it has wrought in the former East Germany, still struggling to its feet a dozen years after the end of communism, has caused talk about a "second rebuilding" of the east and how to pay for it.

At the time it appeared there was little appetite to get rid of the prime minister before the UK leaves the EU in March 2019, but frustration with her lacklustre performance, botched reshuffle and shifting Brexit strategy has caused talk of deposing her to resurface.

"Conspicuous behavior always causes talk," Ms. Brenner continued in Russian.

And reportedly nude photos of the French president at his summer home are causing talk.

One-way delays in excess of 250 ms can cause talk over, which is when each person starts to talk as the delay prevents them from realizing that the other person has already started talking.

But the film, he said, is more about leadership than about particular policy positions, and the need to circulate trailers would probably cause talk even if it were to be released later.

The moviemakers try to balance things by introducing the suggestion that the sect is narrow-minded; Rachel is warned that her interest in John Book is causing talk among the Amish and could result in her being "shunned".

Many American mothers breast-feed for about a year; a woman in "The Last Emperor" kept it up until her charge was about 15, a practice that in my neighborhood would cause talk around the schoolyard.

THE RISING PLACE -- An interracial friendship between two young women (Laurel Holloman and Elise Neal) causes talk in a small Mississippi Delta town in the early 1940's -- and more when one of them becomes pregnant by a soldier.