Sentence examples for chatter focused from inspiring English sources

But the party was for a Goldman Sachs-sponsored small-business program, not the Obama campaign, and much of the political chatter focused on Mr. Emanuel.

Among downcast Iranian journalists and academics, the chatter focused on why the interlocking leadership of clerics, military officers and politicians, without whose acquiescence little of importance happens, decided to stick with Mr. Ahmadinejad.

A few online news outlets picked up the story, and the resulting chatter focused on several questions.

On Friday, political chatter focused around reports that President-elect Barack Obama is thinking about naming Sen. Hillary Clinton as his Secretary of State.

The kids ate it without comment, their gentle chatter focussed on their usual weighty topics.

Dinner-party chatter focuses more on the Argentine Football Association's presidential election than on the country's.The campaign has attracted so little interest because a first-round victory for Ms Fernández is all but sewn up.

Let your "mind chatter" focus on those thoughts and nothing else.

With the news swirling about the future of Fuelband, chatter has focused on the prospects for wearable hardware moving forward and what moves Nike makes as a result.

Given that most of the media chatter is focused on the spy-drama of Edward Snowden himself, rather than the implications of what he revealed, it's been hard to come to any sort of conclusion regarding the ways in which one can avoid being completely monitored by government agencies.

NEW YORK -– As the Obama administration weighs whether it should try to manage the Islamic State, destroy it or follow it to the "gates of Hell," endless news coverage and non-stop cable chatter have focused on the possibility of expanding the fight from Iraq to Syria.

QUESTION FROM R: I only worry that post-debate "chatter" will focus too much on Biden's laughter.