Sentence examples for talk speaking from inspiring English sources

The way our culture values extroverted qualities – competition, small talk, speaking up, taking action, relentless socialising – forces me to sometimes go along with extrovert behaviour and inevitably pay for it afterwards by needing a long nap.

Tellingly, he spent much of his talk speaking about privacy, not security; in an impassioned speech, he noted that many people lack the freedom "to practice their religion, or express their opinion, or love who they choose".

He first began his talk speaking about his older brother James Franco and the countless pieces of art James' contributed to their collection.

Even his foibles were endearing: he loved to hear himself talk (speaking "on the floor of Congress more than 40 times in a single day"), something he admitted was a "fatal facility".

Talk: Speaking sentences (listen for slurring, and confusion).

Thanks Small Talk, speak to you soon.

The 2010 talk spoke about "one Internet" as a challenge to notions of state sovereignty.

"The key thing is not to minimize, downplay or brush off incidents," says Green. "Let them talk, speak out and take it further if need be".

When you talk, speak clearly so that people can understand you.

For example, instead of keeping your arms crossed while you talk, speak with your hands and make sure they see a big smile!

Middle Eastern business culture does not tend to involve executives integral to sale talks speaking publicly about the issue.