So he hasn't seen the nicer chatter about how he and Rachel Weisz, his wife and co-star in "Betrayal," are "the world's hottest couple," as they've been described in the tabloids.
Nice political chatter, but that doesn't do it.
And then teams are chosen, and it's game on, with sprints and crossing patterns, short passes snapped off and long ones launched, the occasional spectacular layout and constant chatter: "Nice pull!" "Swing it!" "Aaaaah, my bad!" At the end of an hourlong game, I almost always think this is the best thing I do all day.
Still, as always in the word-of-mouth business, there's no guarantee the people who chatter have nice things to say.
To get away from it all Crispin moved, for awhile, to Berlin, which she said was a "nice cushion" from conventional book chatter.
To me, an evening out with the girls means a good dinner, a nice glass of wine, lots of fun and interesting chatter, and possibly a bit of music or innocent dancing thrown into the mix.
QUIET carriages on trains are a nice idea: travellers voluntarily switch phones to silent, turn stereos off and keep chatter to a minimum.
Who wouldn't want a nice cushy gig talking about music for a living, relying on a combination of freebies, industry chatter, and a listener base comprised of similarly pompous bloviators to clue you in to whatever's going on?
I passed on the sweets trolley and finished up with a nice Stilton and port and took coffee by the fire in the bar, which was now lively with chatter.
RSS and Google Reader were kind of nice because you could just go to one place and read what you wanted to read without any chatter.
