Sentence examples for content to talk from inspiring English sources

For now, both men seem content to talk past each other.

He is also only content to talk to dedicated supporters, not the swing voters he needs.

But interviewing actors is not like interviewing directors or writers, where you've got that content to talk about.

He admitted at the age of 74: "I am now reduced to think, and am at last content to talk of the weather.

The crowd was frenzied, knocking over lamps and climbing on furniture, but Mr. Nour seemed happy, content to talk, to be jostled, to be free.

Not content to talk only about a possible conspiracy and payoffs to Ms. Daniels, Mr. Cohen also offered a damnable assessment of Mr. Trump's character.

The two Play models, at $100 and $130, are somewhat more sophisticated, designed to accommodate multi-media like streaming video and music content, and to talk to a online service-a la Gracenote-that will identify and label the content.

He is totally content – sorry to talk about you in the third person, Neil".

Anxious to avoid a repetition, Mr. Bush and his budget planners were content yesterday to talk in abstract terms about returning the people's money to the people.

Instead, Mr Brown has actually made one of the "tough choices" that New Labour is usually content merely to talk about.

Typically, this income stream requires the content creator to talk about and feature a product or service in their video.