Sentence examples for easy talk of from inspiring English sources

It is to be hoped that they avoid easy talk of unity and a retreat into semantics.

(By a nice irony, the modern-day lovers, for all their easy talk of sexuality in their literary analyses, are rather more timid than their Victorian predecessors).

And the easy talk of blood and killing from such young children illustrates the psychic toll that the revolt and repression are taking on the next generation of Syrians.

Something of what you might call a Friedman paradigm had emerged: the compliments were more likely to come from optimistic, pro-government reformers, who saw promise in international aid and projects like "Friends of Yemen"; the complaints from cynical supporters of the opposition, unmoved by easy talk of solutions for Yemen's many problems.

The choice was made to retreat behind the barricades as protection from the masses, and to create MFA programs all over the country, where those who were scared of the easy talk of nuclear Armageddon could take permanent refuge.

He was "glad it wasn't an easy talk for either of them" and said that it "felt very real for kids in this situation".

Canning made mention of "a great conversation between Blaine and Kurt that felt very real for kids in this situation" and noted he was "glad it wasn't an easy talk for either of them".

"But months from now I don't expect to have an easy talk show of Bush or Gore doing bizarre things".

There is currently much easy talk about the "decline" of my adopted country, both in confidence and in resources.

This is not the sort of thing they teach you in school (in either country)." "There is currently much easy talk about the 'decline' of my adopted country, both in confidence and in resources," he writes in his introduction.

Back then it would haveBeen easy to talk of her malevolent eyes,Her snotty nose, her deadly teeth.Of all human warp embodied,But beyond anthropomorphism.My wits were dulled.