Sentence examples for have endlessly talked from inspiring English sources

Since coming to office, Tory ministers, notably the cabinet minister in charge of local government, Eric Pickles, have endlessly talked about how many council chief executives are paid more than the prime minister, leaked horror stories to the tabloids about the expenses of local councillors.

Critics have endlessly debated it.

Hyped; endlessly talked about; really good; but ultimately not the biggest deal of the year.

Amazon endlessly talks up its supposed plans to deliver products by drone, which has been good for drone PR, whether or not it happens.

Things that have been talked about endlessly are coming to fruition.

People have talked endlessly of Africa's political and social and economic shortcomings and simultaneously of some magical cultural ingredient possessed by South Korea and Japan and Taiwan that has brought them success.

That is why the Russians have talked endlessly about its potential but done so little to exploit it.

In the last two years, Gov. George E. Pataki and the Legislature have talked endlessly about extending the lobbying regulations to cover state contracts.

"We have talked endlessly about whether to list the partnership," she wrote in a 2005 memo to Mr. Bruno, referring to herself and a Senate ethics lawyer, Francis Gluchowski.

Economists have talked endlessly about a financial reckoning for the United States, of a moment in the not-so-far-away when the nation's profligate ways catch up with it.

Critics have talked endlessly about the formal innovation of Boyhood – the fact that the film was shot over 12 years to afford viewers an opportunity to see its actors grow and change over time just like the characters they play.