Sentence examples for devoted to talk from inspiring English sources

The dinner-hour slot will be devoted to "Talk of the Hour," a one-hour news and call-in program with Hassan Abu El Ela, a former BBC radio host and Nahrain's editorial director.

"I don't necessarily believe that [what Beck says] is reflective of his own personal politics–I don't even know if he has personal politics," says Michael Harrison, publisher of Talkers, a trade magazine devoted to talk radio.

The second of the interviews I'd arranged via email — a radical notion, then — consisted mostly of playing Doom with my potential employers, but during the little time devoted to talk, I asked them: "Do you think this whole Internet boom is getting a little overhyped?" The company's CEO looked shocked, and said: "No way.

Pundits have made mention of the amount of time devoted to talk of climate change, as if it was a pipe dream not worthy of our biggest efforts.

1, 1962) that Johnny Carson took over "The Tonight Show," Griffin was a man of the old school, when talk shows were more devoted to talk than they are now and guests flogged their wares somewhat less conspicuously.

We needed more staff, and more time devoted to talking therapies over pharmaceutical ones.

Forum" on Wednesday — six panelists and a moderator — was devoted to talking about the deal.

Minimize how much meeting time is devoted to talking about rival companies and products.

The F word conference in October, organised by UpShot and the Sports Think Tank, was a whole day devoted to talking about failure and what could be learnt from it.

There are in this country thousands of trauma and recovery centers predicated upon Whitman-esque expression, and sizable portions of the self-help industry are devoted to talking it out.

A crowded agenda prevents discussion of the outlook and the risks from getting beyond "what you should expect from my business unit next quarter, and why we may not meet that expectation". Hardly any time is devoted to talking about the underlying texture of the market, or the drivers of growth and profitability in the different component businesses, or how these drivers are changing.