Sentence examples for make talking from inspiring English sources

Her goal as a public figure is to make "talking about rape and abuse not such a taboo".

That process, being mechanical, is not difficult to model, and, indeed, humans had been trying to make talking machines long before A.I. existed.

Mr Straw said that he opposed passing laws on what to wear, but that veils make talking harder and emphasise separateness, and are therefore bad for community relations.

Mr. Kust called them regularly, but they were young, and being placed on speakerphone so the foster parents could listen didn't make talking easy.

Still, there are schemes to make talking leaflets and things like that — along the lines of the Times's piece today on "hybrid books".

The broken, bitty dialogue of The Human Voice underscores the way that a device designed for talking might in fact make talking more difficult.

Already making talking points for next General Assembly.

It makes talking, eating and drinking difficult.

A little juice makes talking clearer; music is another matter.

It's what makes talking to her so difficult.

3. Kaling made talking about rom-coms cool again.