Sentence examples for primarily talks from inspiring English sources

Unlike the other gospels which talk about the life of Jesus, the Gospel of Thomas primarily talks about his teachings.

While Ryan's plan primarily talks about lowering tax rates, Warner said the gang of six is also looking at raising revenue by eliminating some of the tax expenditures.

It primarily talks about the romance and later marriage between the film's two main characters Darrin (played by Cuba Gooding Jr). and Lilly (played by Knowles), as well as subtly hinting at Knowles' real-life relationship with rapper Jay-Z.

The day began with, primarily, talk about PES: the latest iteration of the popular footballing series.

The Justice Department said the two officials were primarily talking about the Tucson case.

"It was primarily talking to businessmen or scientists who had been in touch with foreign nationals who we thought might have interesting information," he said.

While they primarily talked about issues like poverty and trade, several of the leaders also touched on the unmistakable sense of movement about the subcontinent's most intractable dispute.

"I am primarily talking about the recurring money that will be surplus to the BBC's programmes and services budget after switchover if the licence fee is maintained at its present level in real terms," he said.

Trump is primarily talking about the North American Free Trade Agreement, but the long-term decline in manufacturing around the US can't only be attributed to the trade deal.

Asked why he had not apologised to residents, he said: "I have said to the people here what we did last year, what we've been preparing now, the work we're currently doing, and I think the important thing now is to work out what we can do for the future of Somerset, what can now happen, and that's what I'm primarily talking about with the local people here".

(I'm primarily talking to twenty-somethings here, yes).