Sentence examples for fond of talking from inspiring English sources
Essam El Erian is very fond of talking about "checks and balances".
Riley isn't too fond of talking about the work these days, though.
He is not exactly shy, but he is also not fond of talking about himself.
I pray that she isn't fond of talking on a cellphone while driving her beast on cross-country pleasure trips.
What was the genesis of the film, I ask? "I'm not extremely fond of talking about the movie, or about myself," he says.
If social exclusion really is the government's priority, then the interests of the unemployed should come first.Lone parents provide another example of the "hard choices" Mr Blair is so fond of talking about.
And as our politicians seem increasingly fond of tough talk, whether about asylum and immigration or invading third-world countries, do Britain's racial minorities feel anyone is interested in them?
When you're seated at a table with somebody that you're not really fond of, you just don't talk to them.
For me personally, I am not so fond of how everyone always seems to talk about the tube.
"He was a stoic in work and an epicure in pleasure, fond of good food, good drink, good talk.
