Sentence examples for make talk from inspiring English sources
Such episodes make talk of reform ring hollow.
Most psychiatrists today, however, consider antidepressant medication to be a necessary first step that can make talk therapy more effective.
Republican leaders have so far pushed the panel to come to an agreement that would make talk of undoing the cuts unnecessary.
Gilder claimed that advanced computer technology (engendering the "law of the microcosm") lowers barriers to market entry and promises to make talk of a national industrial policy obsolete.
Their compelling stories illustrate the many ways to "make talk work," offering insights to mediators currently working in the field, those seeking to enter the profession, and others who find that mediation skills are critical to success in their careers.
"When there is more than one adult at the table, it tends to make talk richer, topics are established by adult interest and can be extremely valuable opportunities for children to learn," Dr. Snow said.
Both sides have red lines that make talks seemingly impossible.
Nobel Prize winners would make talks on a regular basis.
A language barrier between negotiators can make talks incredibly frustrating.
His severe breathing difficulties make talking virtually impossible.
A Nickelodeon show, for instance, could make Talking Tom uncool for men in their 20s.
