Sentence examples for exclusively talking from inspiring English sources

The parties have been exclusively talking since January without coming to a formal agreement.

On Twitter, those not marveling at Super Mario Balotelli or the #SCOTUS decision seemed to be exclusively talking NBA rumors.

Radio talk show hosts are almost exclusively talking about the 2012 Olympics.

And that was always accurate; for the rest of the day, they exclusively talked.

Ms Roberts, who is understood to have agreements with a national newspaper and a TV station to exclusively talk about the case, denied that media attention on the case was influencing her attitude to it.

I had the chance to exclusively talk with Jordy Nelson, wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers.

Of the respondents, 10% learned about it exclusively by reading the literature or researching it on the Internet, 16% learned about it exclusively by talking to colleagues, and 14% have another/unknown source of information.

By the time City Lights premiered in 1931, Hollywood had converted exclusively to talking pictures.

In the past, formal was used almost exclusively for talking to those older than yourself, addressing important people or in writing.

Instead, he devotes himself almost exclusively to talk of the economy, with the odd jab at Mr Obama's health-care reforms.

I don't think we should ever turn a conversation about rape survivors into one that focuses exclusively on boys and men (unless we're talking exclusively about boys and men who have been raped), and it's perfectly clear to me that beauty rules are stricter and beauty expectations higher for girls and women.