Sentence examples similar to incipient talks about from inspiring English sources
Incipient talk of compromise, even from the social movements, faded.
She'll be talking about cultural resistance to the nasty populism embodied by her native country's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the aftermath of Brexit, and her brilliant body of fiction – the latest addition to which is Three Daughters of Eve (Viking), a story about memory, family and an Istanbul whose collective mindset has been warped by incipient tyranny.
These June mornings I wake up to the radio, on which my favorite talk-show monologuist, a few years older than I am, talks about the joys of incipient second fatherhood: he has a new baby due any minute.
It appears to have mostly abandoned its incipient economic reforms and has declined to enter new international talks about its nuclear weapons program, leaving its neighbors and the United States alarmed about its intentions.
Artist Paul Ramírez Jonas talks about half-truths and bureaucracy, fake IDs and institutional space, and the incipient decay of language.
Businesses talk about market segments and preferences, medical professionals talk about symptoms and conditions, government talks about socioeconomic factors, and designers talk about anthropometry and capability.
Talks about counterforce.
Boris talks about politics.
S1: it talks about some countries.
"Everyone talks about 2012.
