Sentence examples for seeking to talk from inspiring English sources

Detectives have questioned Ms. Jones but are seeking to talk to her further, officers said.

But French officials, seeking to talk up extra funding Paris would gain, also risked shooting themselves in the feet.

By contrast, he said, Jehovah's Witnesses engage in "pure speech, merely seeking to talk to people about the Bible".

But as baseball investigators probe, they are also talking to, or seeking to talk to, some recent associates of Bosch who have doubts he had it in him to be at the nexus of a major doping scandal.

I did not even know Dayan so could not pass on the message: "He'll be seeking to talk genuine peace when Arab humiliation has rendered such a prospect impossible".

It was the group's third meeting with Bishop Edyvean, but the first the group had been granted since June, despite months of seeking to talk with church leaders about Voice of the Faithful's goals of giving lay people more influence in the Roman Catholic church.

The investigators have sought to talk to Romero and Acevedo, among others, the officials said.

Other leaders sought to talk down the effect of the downgrades, which were expected.

Sambo Dasuki, a northerner recently appointed by the president as his national security adviser to devise "a new anti-terror strategy", has sought to talk to Boko Haram.

Since then, the long-serving Saudi oil minister, Ali Naimi, has repeatedly sought to talk down the market, insisting that global supply and demand do not justify current prices.

"We better understand the cultural and behavioral differences, the diversity," which is increasingly important as advertisers seek "to talk not to masses, but to individuals".