Sentence examples for largely talked from inspiring English sources

In other areas Mr Bush has largely talked the talk of a free-trader, and now he seems prepared to walk the walk too.

The diplomats from a six-nation group – US, UK, France, Germany, Russia and China – and the Iranian negotiator, Saeed Jalili, sat opposite each other and largely talked past each other.

We largely talked about Friedman's position on the Iraq war, and the conversation continued as he was taken through makeup and then brought by elevator to the entrance to the stage, where Keira Knightley was discussing her distaste for the gym.

"I did 11 TV shows, 16 radio programs, and I got 4,000 letters," Mr. Pinard said recently over dinner, a gastronomic excursion in which he never sipped wine or lit up a cigarette and largely talked about what it is like to be gay in Quebec.

"What's happening is that the manner in which this administration has largely talked about the world, the kind of general arrogance and bullying tone, just reinforces the sense that we are now seen, and I think rightly, as an imperial power".

Trump made a vague statement about immigration reform, but largely talked about deportation and painted undocumented immigrants as criminals.

All right, the economists are largely talking about academic success.

"You are largely talking about the talents of a few individuals".

When we're talking about women who seek abortions in the Rio Grande Valley, we are largely talking about poor, rural Latina mothers who work long days farming.

"The AT&T case was about physical assets primarily," he noted, "while with Microsoft we are largely talking about human capital -- very smart people".

We have shut down more than 100 committees at Northampton and most people are none the wiser as they were largely talking shops.