Sentence examples for recurring talking from inspiring English sources

That applies to Tianlang Guan, the 14-year-old amateur whose appearance here, rightly, has proved a recurring talking point, as much as it does to Woods.

Amid such recurring talk, you begin to nurse an inferiority complex.

In the meantime, Mr. Tenet scoffed last week at recurring talk that should things go badly for him at the agency, he would run for Congress from Queens.

The times are conducive to extremist anger: there is a black President, a sputtering economy, a disappearing white majority, and recurring talk of stricter gun laws.

United States intelligence officials said that they began to intercept communications among Qaeda operatives discussing a second major attack in October, and that they have detected recurring talk among them about another attack ever since.

The most frequent ways include recurring talks on school matters and the importance of achieving upward mobility.

These recurring talks remind children of their duty to remain loyal to their parents' wishes to "study hard", to "succeed", to leave the status of manual worker and harsh working conditions, and to achieve upward socio-occupational mobility, the guarantee of a better life.

If a couple of themes recur in talking to female mayors, one is that they have often been underestimated, if not insulted; another is their sense that women can bring a different, less overtly combative and more consensual approach to government.

Steve Phillips strode out of the Mets' clubhouse today and opened the door to his recurring nightmare: Rickey Henderson talking to the news media.

It's beautifully filmed, alternately heartbreaking and inspiring — and more than a little preachy at times with a recurring collection of talking heads bridging the film's six actress-assisted journeys.

A recurring theme when talking to those detained under the Act is the lack of dignity that often prevails.