Sentence examples for much talks from inspiring English sources

This is one part of being an editor that no one much talks about.

Obama acknowledged that there is much talks of the US military expanding across Africa but insisted that in fact "time and again we're putting muscle behind African efforts".

I say, with Shakespeare, that: 'Present mirth is present laughter.' Carver was a great writer, and nobody much talks about him, at least not in my hearing.

Nobody much talks about ABC's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" as one of television's powerhouse shows anymore, but here are the facts: Last week only one show was more watched than Sunday's edition of the game show, and that was "Survivor".

Margaret is now married to another friend, drinks too much, talks too loudly and seems too glad to see Tess, who is not at all happy to see the woman who shares her family's deepest secret (all I'll tell you is that it involves insurance adjuster No. 2).

François knows that his mother and father, Tania (Cécile de France) and Maxime (Patrick Bruel), met sometime around the war, and he imagines their courtship and early marriage as a romantic idyll in the shadow of atrocities nobody much talks about anymore.

Much talk follows.

There wasn't much talking.

Much talk of "fascist food".

So much talking.

Too much talk.