Sentence examples for keeping talking from inspiring English sources

Given the tension, just keeping talking seems accomplishment enough.

Often keeping talking is enough to distract and relax a patient.

Like Lorin, I thought he might be a paedophile and I told Breck that if he wanted to keeping talking to this guy, I needed to meet him first.

It might help if he and China, which might someday be tempted to test America militarily, can get off to a reassuring start, by keeping talking, not shouting at each other.In other words, while Mr Bush's problem with Japan will be to manage their co-operation, with China it will be to manage their competition.

"The biggest future threat we have is keeping talking about cyber security the way we do today," he argued.

The failed negotiations speaks to the value of keeping talks private until significant headway has been made.

Ms. Sherman told them that the negotiators would do better at keeping talks from degenerating if they developed more self-awareness.

One is that some countries notably Zambia, Tanzania and Kenya are still trying to remain neutral; Zambia is keeping talks going.

By dividing up key responsibilities, debating differences of opinion before negotiating, and keeping talks respectful, your team will be in a strong position to capitalize on its differences.

The meetings also serve Beijing well, keeping talk of uncomfortable issues like religious repression, extralegal detention and the use of torture by the police largely confined to closed-door sessions that more often than not produce few concrete results.

The offer, made in a speech at the opening of the fall session of Parliament, was aimed either at keeping talks with the Palestinians alive and his right-wing coalition partners in check, or at seeking to shift the burden of failure to the Palestinians and escape blame should the talks wither and die.