Sentence examples for talk about matters from inspiring English sources

Lately, Davis has reached beyond his inner circle to talk about matters of mortality.

"He and I talk about matters on a regular basis, not just Dylan, but it is primarily a matter for him.

In cahoots with Ed Miliband's father, the Marxist author Ralph Miliband, Benn would assemble interesting and sympathetic thinkers on the left to join what they called the Independent Left Corresponding Society to talk about matters of the day.

If you can't demonstrate that the organisation can function on a daily basis, nothing else you talk about matters – so as a chief executive, watching how it performs is quite important".

Robert, who works as a guide there, is writing his doctoral thesis on the cemetery and Victorian funerary practices, all of which gives Ms. Niffenegger plenty of opportunities to talk about matters like death, the afterlife, ghosts and the history of London's burial of the dead.

If I had to sum it up in one word I'd call it amazing, mostly because it combines three of my favorite things: confrontations settled over social networks, dramatic reenactments, and tweens' tendency to talk about matters of the heart as though they understand them.

"Even though I talk about subject matter being important, the most important thing is feeling... a feeling of truth.

Indeed, Ms. Kagan was unusually expansive when talking about matters in which she is already on record.

He talked about matters in a groping, self-deprecating way and usually had many more questions than answers.

None of this stuff they're talking about matters as much as Wales.

But, as John Bercow told MPs yesterday, that should not stop MPs talking about matters of national importance, he says.