Sentence examples for extent of talking from inspiring English sources

Elba has an enviable confidence about him, even to the extent of talking of himself in the third person.

Still, to an extent, no amount of talking could make James Black more knowable.

The extent of cheap talking is significant, with a 50% deviation in stated and revealed behaviour.

Another apparent difference we identified, was the extent of emotional talk (eg, negative emotion talk) employed by trainees when attempting to define SLEs and WPBAs.

"It is the leader who decides on the possibility, scope and extent of potential talks with the U.S.," Mr. Mohebbian said.

The US special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, Richard Holbrooke, said the US was not involved in any direct contacts with the Taliban, and he said the current extent of peace talks had been exaggerated by the press.

Focussing of the laser is essential to prevent inadvertent optical stimulation of adjacent grains, but no measurements have previously been made to determine the extent of cross-talk.

We were interested in determining whether there was overlap in translational regulation between Hfq and SmpB i.e., the extent of cross-talk or level of co-ordination if any between these two translational regulators (Table S1).

These results also highlight the extent of cross-talk that exists between abiotic and biotic stresses.

Further studies are necessary to analyse the extent of cross-talk between CREB- and Mef2-regulated miRNA pathways in dendrite development.

The extent of cross-talk that can occur between p53 and FOXO1 is exemplified in the present study by the almost complete protection against apoptosis induction when expression of either of these transcription factors was ablated.