Sentence examples for talk widely from inspiring English sources

"I talk widely to business and they know I'm still active in banking, I have two big deals on the go.

For the next hour we talk widely and rather merrily of his life, and in particular, his American life since moving here in 1995.

I'm hoping that they make a video of the talk widely available.

But even in 1972 he talked widely to enemies of the Allende government.

Panic hovered over the talks, widely seen as a last chance for Greece to keep bankruptcy at bay.

She writes and talks widely about autism related issues and is the author of A Pony in the Bedroom (Guardian Bookshop).

Michelle Obama, to her credit, talks widely about these issues, but it's from a personal, not policy, perspective.

The outcomes of platelet leukocyte cross-talk widely differ and are thought to significantly affect the global ischemic risk.

While these are welcome steps, I think a real opportunity has been missed to talk more widely about reform – especially the extent to which the different influences on our decision-making processes should be exposed and regulated.

Referring to previous efforts by the government to address the gender balance in Britain's boardrooms, Carolyn Fairbairn, the first woman to run the employers' body, said: "It's important that we broaden the exam question and talk more widely about women as leaders.

But coming in conjunction with the impending tax cut, a new energy plan, a set of conservative executive and judicial appointments and other pieces of a White House agenda that looked far less bipartisan, the commencement talk was widely interpreted not as a plan for action but as part of a conscious strategy to woo Roman Catholic supporters.