Sentence examples for on screen talking from inspiring English sources
Kathy Griffin, the self-proclaimed D-lister, was shown on screen talking to another supposed star.
"How can I complain?" she says in her first moments on screen, talking to her therapist (Jane Lynch).
They watched an older Jewish man on screen talking about peeling potatoes in a concentration camp, as they practiced indexing and archiving the testimonies.
After Mr. Armisen leaves the desk — he first tries to shake Mr. Meyers's hand but misses — he reappears on screen talking on his cellphone.
Or John Fund, the Wall Street Journal editorial writer (who is not identified on screen), talking exultantly with Mr. Miranda about how Ms. Miers's withdrawal led to Justice Alito.
If a movie requires the lead to spend a good chunk of his time on screen talking to himself, it's hard to do better than Mr. Depp, whose performance as the writer Mort Rainey is the highlight of this underwhelming film.
At one point, when the two sisters appear on-screen talking conspiratorially in their glittering garments, I fantasized about what the actresses might have whispered to each other between takes: "Do you have any idea what's happening right now?" "No.
Much of the libretto is spoken by off-screen voices and on-screen talking heads, with singers commenting in the manner of a Greek chorus.
And the CNBC on-screen talking heads are multiplying.
Much of the appeal of "Strolling" lies in the still-uncharted, and so revolutionary, concept of black people on the screen talking about their place in the world.
He demonstrated it again with his silence during the seizure of the school in Beslan last year... "The Kremlin seems to understand what television viewers everywhere feel: that if a president... is on the screen talking about a dangerous situation, he has taken responsibility for how it turns out.
