Sentence examples for talk smoothly from inspiring English sources

The prime minister has learnt to talk smoothly.

Another theory is that the child doubts he can talk smoothly enough to please his parents.

Croatian negotiators even talk smoothly of "consolidation" rather than "enlargement" nowadays.

The experience has increased my respect for people who are able to talk smoothly on radio or television.

When his slightly protruding ears glow like traffic lights and he gives off a telltale smell, it's a guarantee that he is in a good mood and will talk smoothly.

"Maybe he didn't talk smoothly, but he was feisty and combative, and there was so much talk of him not being very persuasive verbally before the debate that maybe he didn't have to say much to prove himself".

He talked smoothly, in a manner equally suited to illuminate as to obfuscate, as he led me through the various floors of the bank's operation to the chairman's office at the top.

Moreover, it was the example of New York investment bankers, earning gigantic salaries for doing essentially nothing -- knowing the right people, talking smoothly, showing up at closings -- that encouraged businesspeople out in the rest of America to feel entitled to smoke-and-mirrors cash bonanzas of their own.

Folksy directness can be an advantage with jurors, who are sometimes put off by lawyers who talk too smoothly or seem too affected.

While today's talk went smoothly, Facebook and India will still have to resolve the Internet.org situation to see if Facebook can help more Indians get on the web without being seen as excluding certain apps.

"I was a second-year graduate student; I didn't know how to speak English well--how could I go present at a national meeting?" Wang's talk went smoothly, she says ("I think Bob Goldman made me rehearse every day for a month"), and she finished her Ph.D. in 1974.