Sentence examples for talk necessitated from inspiring English sources

In the United States, in 2014, minutes aren't expensive, but constant demands on our time and attention mean that going through the small talk necessitated by a text message that says, "Hey," or simply having to think of something to say to justify a conversation, might wind up costing a lot.

Such double-talk was necessitated by the perilous situation in France, but it left French commanders in North Africa confused.

People at the networks said the talks were necessitated by a weakening advertising market and the slow progress of negotiations with CNN.

She adapted to many technological advances in filmmaking, notably the advent of talking pictures, which necessitated the synchronization of the images and the sound.

ST. LOUIS — Sunday night's bizarre ending necessitated a pep talk to rookie Kolten Wong from St . LouisCardinals veterans.

What I love about writing nonfiction is that it gets me out and talking to people; what I love about writing fiction is that it doesn't (in any immediate or pressing way) necessitate talking to anyone at all.

We talked about how much hard work health necessitated, how much energy dieting consumes, whether trusting the AMA to care about our health when they care most about the relationship with the pharmaceutical industry.

Prior to workshops, medical students reported that they did not feel comfortable because of their own lack of practical experience in talking with adolescents, and because proactive screening necessitated asking about sensitive topics.

Talk story about the changes the war has necessitated in lines and business of current Broadway productions.

The New Yorker, October 7, 1939 P. 13 Talk story about the changes the war has necessitated in lines and business of current Broadway productions.

By Charles Cooke and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 7, 1939 P. 13 Talk story about the changes the war has necessitated in lines and business of current Broadway productions.