Sentence examples for overheated talk from inspiring English sources
As to the Palestinians, real leadership, not overheated talk of victimhood, is required to end terror and restart negotiations.
When Congress returns from its summer recess after Labor Day, there will be more overheated talk about Obama trampling on the Constitution.
And it might just be the only way to avoid an actual shooting war that no side, despite the overheated talk, wants or could afford.
The overheated talk of "collusion" cooled down this week as first-round picks started signing contracts and Gates set the market for the next round of veteran contract extensions.
But in the overheated talk last year of a new gold frontier, the buccaneering Canadian "juniors" could not wait for the wheels of Indonesian bureaucracy to grind along at their customary pace.
Colgate, for example, introduced its toothpaste as a premium product and then produced cheaper versions (such as Colgate Herbal) that nevertheless allowed Colgate users to differentiate themselves from the foul-breathed masses.Many Western managers have heard enough overheated talk about developing-world riches.
Some of the talk is overheated, fueled by a growing cybersecurity industry and the development of offensive cyberweapons, even though the American government has never acknowledged using them, even in the Stuxnet attacks on Iran.
The uncertainty has contributed to a tense political climate in Beijing, where worries about economic overheating and talk of military action to keep Taiwan from moving toward legal independence have complicated the ruling party's already delicate internal succession process.
He instead focused on talking about how he believed markets were currently overheated, particularly the high-yield junk bond market.
And where Land of Talk's breakout EP, "Applause Cheer Boo Hiss," sounded a bit overheated at times, "Some Are Lakes" conveys a rewardingly lived-in feeling.
