Sentence examples for tactic of talking from inspiring English sources

Essex police, veterans of several previous hijackings at Stansted, went to work, using the tried and tested tactic of talking the men into submission.

Major, who recently returned to the election trail to endorse David Cameron's tactic of talking up the SNP, also questioned Britain's record on tackling inequality and the standards of education in the country.

The Guardian front page was a riposte of sorts by running an interview with Lord Forsyth, the last Tory secretary of state for Scotland, who claimed that David Cameron's tactic of talking up the success of Sturgeon and her party could backfire by breaking up the union rather than simply wiping out Labour north of the border.

Certainly her aggressive tactic of talking about it on every stop of her recent press tour has her "Anatomy" character Izzie on everyone's minds now.

But more often Trump just did his usual tactic of talking pure nonsense and forcing his questioner to move on or risk getting bogged down.

"He was so unusual, one of the first to use the distracting tactics of talking to you during the game," Raymond Berry, the Colts Hall of Famee receiver, said of Sample, who died of heart disease in 2005 at age 67.

German officials have a history of talking tough before such meetings as a negotiating tactic, and in practice have often been more flexible than their rhetoric implies.

A particularly effective tactic is talking to other people.

When asked why they think the police use the tactic, they talk of safety and tackling crime, and one says: "Racism … they mostly stop black people".

This approach improves upon older, less effective tactics like "talking head" videos of agents on Web sites, Ms. Cox said.

I also do a lot of work on persuasion in addition to deception, and when you talk about tactics of persuasion, people talk about social proof.