Sentence examples for make positive noises from inspiring English sources

Briefers make positive noises about the need for unity.

"But the regime will likely make positive noises and then stop anything happening.

It is encouraging to hear the chancellor make positive noises, as he's probably the only one who can challenge the home secretary on this issue.

It is probably wise not to over-emphasise the degree of change on the policy front, but the fact that the government has seen fit to publish the document, and make positive noises about open source, suggests it will push the possibilities closer to the front of people's thinking.

Everyone makes positive noises.

India, China and the US have all made positive noises.

And this month many big lenders have made positive noises about profits so far this year.

Several oil firms, including BP and Royal Dutch/ Shell, and various developing-country governments, attended and made positive noises.

Rand Paul, a libertarian senator with a big tea-party following, recently made positive noises.

David Beckham, Kate Middleton, Robert de Niro and Formula One driver Rubens Barrichello have all made positive noises about the device, according to SAS.

It added 25p to £14.44 as it made positive noises about 2011, even as organic growth slowed in the third quarter as contracts were delayed.