Sentence examples for effective talks from inspiring English sources

Irish diplomats remember their most effective talks with Mason when a justice minister forgot his manners and yelled: "But look here, what the hell are you going to do?" It was a negotiating style Mason understood.

Unfortunately, President Obama isn't discarding the Bush-Cheney playbook that has given jihadist recruiters such effective talking points.

He sat on the sidelines while the Republicans bombarded Americans with false but effective talk of death panels and a government takeover of their doctors' offices.

One of the Democrats' most effective talking points has lost its potency, leaving them with few appealing subjects to discuss on the campaign trail.

There is, beneath all the bland but effective talk about patriotism, a deep moral logic to her campaign, which propels it sometimes to the left and sometimes to the center.

And he ended with what has become an effective talking point for his campaign, seizing on recent comments by Mr. Obama about how hard it is to change Washington from the inside.

When he arrived in Battle Creek, where he recovered from his World War II injuries at Percy Jones General Hospital, he gave a very disjointed and unemotional speech about his time there, rarely hitting the effective talking points his speechwriters had provided for him.

The actor Simon Callow has questioned the calls for a boycott of - or moving - the Winter Olympics from the Russian city of Sochi next year, as he claimed: "boycotts are rarely effective, talking is".

It's reminiscent of Fox News and their remarkably effective talking points.

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This will have an adverse effect on how we practice therapy, and on the countless patients who would stand to benefit from effective talk therapy.