Sentence examples for in a position to talk from inspiring English sources

She didn't seem to be in a position to talk about miracles.

Having written Man Up (Studiocanal, 15), fortunately, she's in a position to talk.

"Unfortunately, I'm not in a position to talk about this on or off the record," he said.

Dr. Chobanian said he was not in a position to talk about Mr. Goldin, or the $1.8 million payment.

"The club weren't in a position to talk, same with [Corey Norman], same with everyone," he said.

"Had I not been part of that system, I wouldn't be in a position to talk about it.

If your son can move on and flourish in an environment that energises him, he'll then be in a strong position to talk about what works well for him rather than what doesn't.

While many foreigners tend to have a negative perception towards the United States, I feel that I am in a good position to talk about how well American diplomats represent their country abroad.

Having trained at Bristol, Nashef is in a strong position to talk about the Bristol paediatric cardiac surgery scandal, and the way it heralded a new era of clinical governance where doctors and hospital managers had to take responsibility for their own performance and that of their colleagues.

To find a topic that interests them, you may need to talk about something other than your own research, Metzler said, and your scientific background puts you in a good position to talk about other scientific topics.

The Frenchman added: "I don't want to talk about [the number of minutes Wilshere could play], Roy is in a better position to talk about that because he is the coach of the team and he can better explain how he will use the players.