Sentence examples for gossip of from inspiring English sources

"They fear the gossip of other people," Ms. Bibi said.

"It was only gossip, of course, but — well, Mr. Dyson certainly married again very quickly".

The families weren't close, but the gossip of their lives circulated through the ranks.

The gossip of the last couple of months appears to have spent itself.

"But here is this unique work of gossip, of literary history.

Even so, there is talk, and not just market gossip, of postponing the whole project.

Garff's informal voice enlists us in the village gossip of Kierkegaard's time.

We hear of sexual intrigue through the gossip of others and the prism of their interests.

As another Greek author, Hesiod, put it, "Keep away from the gossip of people.

"As far as I'm concerned," he said, "the gossip of that is outrageous".

(The gossip of one time becomes the literary history of the next).