Sentence examples for constant gossip from inspiring English sources

But, she said, wigs do bring constant gossip about what is going on underneath.

Politics these days is a roller-coaster ride of 24 hour news, breathless headlines, lurid tweets, endless polls, constant gossip about who's up and who's down.

The Hall of Fame announcement was merely the league's first act as it reconvenes in its unofficial capital city for a few days of honors, safety rules changes, teenage drafting, constant gossip and old-fashioned deal-making.

Some have grown tired of the constant gossip, arguing its pointlessness a shortcut to closure.

This issue has been a constant subject of gossip and conjecture at Westminster, around Whitehall and in the media.

Among political professionals, a constant susurration of gossip and information warfare underscores every campaign season; civilians may not hear or care about any of it, but it often determines who represents them in the end.

A constant flow of gossip normalises nastiness.

Between the constant inundation of celebrity gossip, political snafus and the news network's versions of current events, a well-filtered picture of the world unconsciously begins to form in your mind.

She keeps up a constant stream of chatter and gossip.

As community hub, it provides a constant flow of espressos and gossip.

Stroll around for a few days and you begin to notice it: a constant stream of chatter, argument, gossip, running from noon to night, conducted mostly by amiable young crowds.