Sentence examples for talkative by from inspiring English sources

Telling its tough tale through gesture and action rather than dialogue (George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road is talkative by comparison), The Survivalist is a stripped-down exercise in cinematic exposition that suggests its creator is a major talent in the making.

Maybe he's taciturn by nature, but he's certainly not made more talkative by his precarious situation.

When news broke in 2007 that Mr. Obama had distant relatives in Moneygall, a tiny hamlet of 350 people in County Offaly in central Ireland, it was Mr. Healy who was pushed forward in town as something of a spokesman – "I'd be known as the talkative one" — by family and friends.

Almost once a week, their fourth-grade teacher would punish the talkative Rubio by seating him beside her and requiring that he copy definitions from the dictionary.

This order is tenuously maintained by brave soldiers but also by talkative leaders and diplomats.

Puw has said that "The second movement is inspired by talkative people who won't let you contribute to a conversation", represented by a repeated row of 13 notes played until "it gets rather unbearable".

Throughout, you are harassed by talkative neighbors and intrusive security guards who want to know if that's your bag under the seat.

Echo, the talkative nymph punished by Juno with the loss of her voice, is left able only to repeat other's words.

The importance of this becomes more obvious when contrasted against the current resurgence of rabid religionism, especially the unabashed and exuberant anti-intellectualism of those who assert that they hold special knowledge, supplied by talkative deities, and who strive to supplant Science with bronze age origin fables.

The outgoing and talkative Baird began by underscoring a known fact to this crowd, "Capital has not been equally distributed". He continued that venture capital has been funneled to startups typically founded by white males from similar socioeconomic backgrounds, located in areas like Silicon Valley, New York City or Boston.

If the accounts prove true, the trail to Abbottabad wasn't laid by talkative, tortured detainees.