Sentence examples for in which talking from inspiring English sources

Often, the best one can hope for is that it looks like a dance heightened by tumbling passes, like a musical in which talking is punctuated by singing.

"The Greatest Movie Ever Sold" becomes a high-concept caper in which talking heads like Noam Chomsky and Ralph Nader, who examine how the culture has been Nascar-ized, are interspersed with Mr. Spurlock's efforts to finance the movie.

The result is a quietly stunning chamber piece, in which talking segues into singing, rather in the way a bird you first see on the ground is suddenly, naturally in flight.

Mr. Bailey stepped down as chief state's attorney after he was told by doctors that he had progressive bulbar palsy, a rare disorder in which talking and swallowing become increasingly difficult.

It's the word he uses to describe Sausage Party, Seth Rogen's hit R-rated cartoon in which talking food items in a supermarket discover the nature of their doomed existence – with laughs and sex scenes.

That's where Soderbergh started his career, with "Sex, Lies, and Videotape," in which talking about sex became central to sex and not talking about it proved anti-sexual, in which representation and action were brought together as a sort of tormented but inseparable couple.

Coptis avoided situations in which talk of her work might lead to fights.

But the FARC insists on the creation of a "demilitarised zone" in which talks should take place.

Journalism is in transition, skewed by a digital business model in which talk is cheap and reporting is expensive.

"Philosophy is a discipline in which talk is almost as important, maybe more important, than writing," Mr. Leiter said.

Finding sporting metaphors in "Love's Labor's Lost" — in which talk of competitive games abounds — is a simpler task, and this version sometimes belabors the obvious.