Sentence examples for scant talk from inspiring English sources

Scant talk about candidates in churches is not surprising.

But the high-profile public campaign he has been waging in recent days has focused almost entirely on the tax side of the equation, with scant talk about his priorities when it comes to curbing spending.

There has, thus far, been only scant talk of the earnings of people at the bottom rung of the ladder, though increasingly, the idea of a living wage versus a minimum wage is gaining ground.

For starters, there has been scant talk within Republican circles about repealing the bill, in part because there is no current debate about its constitutionality (a la health care reform).

Despite scant evidence that talking on a cellular telephone causes traffic accidents, New York banned using handheld cell phones while driving.

The brutal repercussions of this back talk receive scant attention.

In the thick of domestic misery, there was scant oxygen for cultural talk.

Foreign diplomats close to the talks see scant prospect of progress.The roots of the conflict lie in a failure to build the basis of a functional state.

Making scant use of conventional talking heads, "Lion Ark" is also largely free of the gooey sentiment common to nature films.

In many practice settings in the U.S., this kind of activity would be a warm-up, just to get loose, with the coach paying scant attention and maybe talking on a cellphone or chatting with parents.

The car is ever-so-slightly larger, but we're talking a scant few inches not much in the grand scheme of things.