Sentence examples for large talk about from inspiring English sources

Large talk about constitutional change matched by an addiction to centralisation.

"We do operate in a culture where men, by and large, talk about their feelings less.

That decision has set the stage for an even more heated and expensive battle over the fate of the ordinance - one that will likely serve as a test case for how the media, and Americans at large, talk about LGBT equality in the new era of marriage equality.

Rita Wilson, writer, producer, and Huff/Post50 Editor-at-Large, talks about the site, which will cover everything from aging, parenting, menopause and manopause, money, reinvention and more.

The Miami rapper Rick Ross, who is both physically and culturally very large, talks endlessly about extensive work in the cocaine trade.

Most large corporations talk about the need for sustainability, so what would your advice be to these businesses if they were to take corporate responsibility seriously?

Although Kinsey's statistical sampling techniques left much to be desired, he was quite successful in getting both individual respondents and the nation at large to talk about formerly taboo sexual topics.

At the forum presidents, chief scientists, and engineers of small and large companies talk about the process of founding their company and about high-tech innovations.

In the Netherlands these days, they say, you make your money in Rotterdam, the world's largest port, talk about it in The Hague, and spend it in Amsterdam.

Of course no money show would be complete without its technology gurus, Tobin Smith, of Changewave Research drew a large crowd talking about what he thought would be the big trends for 2005.

That makes it nearly twice as large as the often talked-about Foursquare.