Sentence examples for question talking from inspiring English sources

As only someone with media training can do, Bello expertly deflected the question, talking instead about the passions of activism.

Let me say, first, on an issue that the vice president said in his last answer before we got to this question, talking about tax policy.

You cannot make an analogy with 'U-571' and the Heat and what that whole movie is about?" He answered his own question, talking about what he believed was the first message of the film: leadership.

"How would you keep crime down," he asked, "but at the same time confront the problem of police brutality and racial profiling?" The candidates seemed to hear half the question, talking only about changing police practices to avert new debacles like the Abner Louima and Amadou Diallo cases, disparate situations now nearing court climaxes.

Next, an easy question: Talk a little about the influence of jazz musicians like Duke Ellington and John Coltrane on your work.

Asking big questions, talking about fashionable ingredients is easy, it's the answers that are hard, actually cooking the soup.

They ask her for answers to their personal questions, talking as if they know each other, and she feels a responsibility not talk to them that way.

But Mr. Lee gamely took their impromptu questions, talking about recent plot turns on "Entourage," the HBO series on which he has a continuing role.

But with Rosa … you can stay hours asking her questions, talking to her, she asks you how you have been; it is like that always with her.

Examples of behavior among health care providers associated with good communication are: listening, encouraging questions, talking on an appropriate level, checking understanding, and addressing the health receiver's problems [ 27, 28].

"The group sought to give parents a place to ask questions, talk about their issues and begin to better understand their children," the biography continued.