Sentence examples for surrounding talking from inspiring English sources

Dr Majid says that in the West, "nothing should have a smell unless you put it there," and that there are many taboos surrounding talking about odours.

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At the debate, which was hosted by the Queen's Law and Public Policy Club at Queen's University, Falle said that, whatever the outcome of the appeal, she was glad that the case was removing the taboos surrounding talking about prostitution.

It makes it easy for them to swoop in and make you believe it would be so much different with someone else and they give you all the attention you need because there is an energy surrounding talking to someone you know your spouse wouldn't approve of. .

rising intonation word, continuing intonation ↑word talk higher than the prior talk ↓word talk lower than the prior talk °word° talk quieter than the surrounding talk WORD talk louder than the surrounding talk word emphasis word- cut-off word hh outbreath.hh inbreath (word) word in doubt unclear word ((text)) non-verbal features of the interaction.

Stocks rose for a second consecutive session on Monday as investors were encouraged by the early atmosphere surrounding talks to address the nation's fiscal problems.

The Financial Times's leader says: "The secrecy surrounding talks between the media and the government has fuelled mistrust… negotiating in public is rarely effective, but the danger now is that theology is obscuring the broader public interest".

Table 1 Transcription guide EK:, L1, L2 European kitchen, Learner 1, Learner 2 [ Overlapping speech - An abrupt cut off ((talk)) Non-verbal actions produced by kitchen or learners <> talk produced slowly a very short pause //help available// Sound to indicate help is available made by the kitchen HT Help Tool °talk ° Talk is quieter than the surrounding talk ?

The ladies of "The View" clashed with one another on Monday's show during a heated segment regarding the recent controversy surrounding talk radio host Rush Limbaugh.

For instance, who could forget the media circus surrounding talk-show personality Kathie Lee Gifford's tearful 1996 confession that her clothing line, which was being sold in Wal-Mart stores across America, was indeed being produced in Honduran sweatshops that employed young girls and pregnant women to sew garments for 20 hours per day in extreme heat for only 31 cents an hour?

THREE years ago this month, I wrote a column about the secrecy, envy and anxiety that surrounded talk of money.