Sentence examples for open talk about from inspiring English sources

There has seldom been any open talk about military dangers.

Many East Asian immigrants come from societies that avoid open talk about AIDS or sex.

Aides explained that he was suffering from flu, but the incident Mr Mubarak's first public sign of frailty in 22 years at the top has prompted open talk about hitherto-whispered questions.

Karzai's open talk about his bribes — and there is no other good term for loose cash a guy hands a politician in a shopping bag; even "ghost money," Karzai's own chief of staff's term, is almost a euphemism — is also a reminder of what has happened to the word "secrecy" in the post-9/11 age.

Among some red shirts here, there was remarkably open talk about the role of the monarchy, a taboo with teeth: a potential 15-year prison term for insulting the king or the royal family that chokes off most discussion of the subject.

Karzai's open talk about his bribes and there is no other good term for loose cash a guy hands a politician in a shopping bag; even "ghost money," Karzai's own chief of staff's term, is almost a euphemism is also a reminder of what has happened to the word "secrecy" in the post-9/11 age.

He was very thoughtful, very open talking about ideas.

The Irish Rugby Football Union have yet to open talks about extending deal.

• Nadal has been noticeable in this Open, talking about his current book, "Rafa," with his thoughts about life on the tour and family relationships.

Nadal has been noticeable in this Open, talking about his current book, "Rafa," with his thoughts about life on the tour and family relationships.

Former Rangers midfielder John Fleck is to open talks about an extended contract with Coventry City.