Sentence examples for impressive talk from inspiring English sources

"It was a very impressive talk, and it was a new direction that nobody had done before," Thorne recalls.

What Costolo did, in an impressive talk, was to pull out examples of how Twitter is used socially by everyone.

For all their impressive talk, our African allies had little in common apart from their success at beating discredited predecessors at their own game.

He gave a very impressive talk on the work of a prime minister, and I remember telling him that he was well qualified for an academic life".

I think McCain finds it galling that Obama gets credit for his impressive talk about bipartisanship without ever having to bear the risk that is a part of that.

Perlmutter was up first, and gave a very impressive talk, but the first minutes of it were lost to me as I realised with delight that he was the coffee guy from registration.

Here is an intriguing documentary, with some impressive talking heads, all about the secret history of South Africa and the end of apartheid.

There was that piece George Packer had in the New Yorker where she actually sat down with him for some time, and her remarks to him were so incisive, so wide-ranging, so impressive, talking about the economy and people left behind by today's economy, and what it was going to take to spread the gains more broadly.

These numbers are not impressive to talk about as far as CSR disclosures are concerned.

If you think the fall in the headline rate of unemployment is impressive, then talk to Henry Murray.

The Aussies are expecting something impressive, they talk about getting the world record, and it's a fast track in Melbourne.