The novelist Isabel Allende, one of the programs distinguished talking heads (most of them historians), smiles and readily acknowledges that if she had been around at the time, she would have gone to California too.
From the beginning there is an obsessive rigor in developing logical principles, including an instinctively clear and consistent marking of the use/mention distinction, that is, distinguishing talk in a language from talk about a language.
Across these domains, we also distinguished between talk about experiences prior to acupuncture and those that occurred during and after the first acupuncture consultation, i.e. we applied a timeframe.
It is impossible to tell from yesterday's pilot how Ms. Pauley will distinguish her talk show from the others.
during the academic year, talk, argue, read & discuss paper invite distinguished guests to talk & generally concern themselves with the problem of scientific creativity: what it is how does it happen, how it is fostered - can it be isolated, measured, nurtured, predicted, etc.
(Austin discusses talk about how things look, and distinguishes it from talk about how things seem which he associates with judgment rather than with experience, in Sense and Sensibilia (1962a 33 433).
According to Proust, a writer's authentic self could be accessed only through careful reading of the work, and the "true voice of the heart" found there should be sharply distinguished from mere "small-talk".
Since she frequently revised or cut her things, a listener had to concentrate, to distinguish poems from talk.
Distinguished speaker on radio program talks to a disconnected microphone unknown to him, to permit Paul Whiteman to play.
