Sentence examples for familiar talking from inspiring English sources

As news programming has proliferated, historians have become familiar talking heads, especially since Sept. 11.

Hancock added that the integrity of the regular season and the bowl experience were priorities to be preserved, which are familiar talking points.

As he hit a number of familiar talking points, a crowd filled with his supporters raised chants of "build the wall".

Navarro's Twitter following grew by the thousands, and overnight she went from a vaguely familiar talking head to a full-blown celebrity.

But Prime Minister Wen Jiabao barely budged beyond his familiar talking points about gradual "reform" of China's currency policy, leaving it unclear whether Mr. Obama's message would change Beijing's economic or political calculus.

The litany is accompanied by observations from familiar talking heads like Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, who identifies the real culprit: parents who ignore their children in favor of electronic devices.

But rarely is the economic evidence for the administration's now-familiar talking points presented in such detail.

He also appeared irritable as discussions wandered off substantive arguments back to all-too-familiar talking points.

Its 234 articles contain familiar talk of civic freedoms, individual rights, family values and national identity.

First, there was all the familiar talk about "energy efficiency" on the campaign trail.

Thousands streamed into the park every Sunday, filling the stands with familiar talk, familiar food and, most of all, the feeling of home.