Sentence examples for so much chatter from inspiring English sources

Why was there so much chatter about diversity, the audience demanded of the panel, yet so little action?

Why was so much chatter devoted to Rex Ryan and the Jets in these parts during a week when the Giants were preparing for the playoffs?

Gershwin himself later reflected on the work: There had been so much chatter about the limitations of jazz, not to speak of the manifest misunderstandings of its function.

There had been so much chatter about the limitations of jazz, not to speak of the manifest misunderstandings of its function.

With so much chatter, how do you say something that will be part of a conversation rather than a monologue in a virtual empty room?

It seems all the honoring going on in the N.B.A. these days involves LeBron James, who is paying no attention to statistical streaks and other details causing so much chatter, Brian Windhorst writes on ESPN.com.

No wonder there's so much chattering about how useful all this info is.

Monsieur Chardin, impatient with so much idle chatter, said to the artist, "But who told you that one paints with colours?" "With what then?" the astonished artist asked.

"Nightline," the subject of so much sanctimonious chatter when it seemed as if David Letterman might move to ABC, has seemed tired during the Arab-Israeli coverage.

Trump's curious popularity among evangelicals -- the subject of so much media chatter -- can thus be seen as the culmination of a long-term trend.

"Behind the Candelabra": There's been so much giggly chatter about Michael Douglas and Matt Damon playing the mink-coat-flapping, crystal-encrusted Liberace and his dutiful young lover that everyone seems to have forgotten that the first two are, you know, actors.