Sentence examples for equally talking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Favreau, for example, got into a lively Twitter exchange with Ron Fournier, the editorial director of The National Journal, after Mr. Fournier wrote that reporters should discount equally talking points from Rush Limbaugh, the conservative radio talk show host, and Dan Pfeiffer, a senior adviser to the president.

Equally talked about, but less successful, was Richard T. Kelly's state-of-the-nation novel Crusaders, about a cleric in Newcastle.

It is only important that you treat her equally, talk to her as you would to anyone else, and act as you would normally act if a new person entered into your life.

NPs were often observed as sharing equally in talking and listening time, and generally used a calm tone.

He says of the local submarine business – but he could equally be talking about the defence industry as a whole – "This is a sort of shark.

But Mr Osborne told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he was equally comfortable "talking about the merits of" a quarter pounder with cheese as a so-called "posh" burger.

She could equally be talking about her own.

Mr. Aligbonon is equally happy talking about his prowess on the airwaves.

If he enjoys the tittle-tattle of Tinseltown he must be bilingual, for he is equally comfortable talking about American politics, Russian literature and cultural history without pretension.

A meme showing Corbyn posing with veterans after the parade was an equally big talking point – that he had missed a VIP lunch with other politicians in order to greet them.

And alongside her intellect she has an acute emotional intelligence, equally at home talking about feelings as well as ideas, but very aware that feelings can inform ideas, and vice-versa.