Sentence examples for talk to groups from inspiring English sources

I recalled not daring to talk to groups of women in Turkey this summer.

It may be helpful to bring mental health workers to talk to groups of people on site.

"When I talk to groups about consecrated virgins living in the world, I sometimes see lay people snickering, even in church circles.

While there, he takes the opportunity to talk to groups of architecture students who come from as far afield as São Paulo and Brasilia.

(When we talk to groups of leaders and ask, "Who here communicates too much?" we see very few hands rise). We have also found that when struggling leaders spend time improving presentation skills, the effort can produce an immediately payoff.

"When I talk to groups, they say, tell us about the Dead Sea Scrolls, the discovery of the Gnostic gospels, what went on with Constantine, was there a massive book burning by the church in the fourth century" — all elements woven into the Da Vinci plot, Mr. Robbins said.

"I went out talking to groups of people.

Dr. G. Allen Power, a geriatrician in Rochester, talks to groups around the country about this issue.

Since I've been here, I've been going around talking to groups of career employees.

An American Tariq Ramadan would likelier be talking to groups of young blacks or Hispanics.

That was what he felt most qualified to provide when talking to groups about Clinton.