Sentence examples for talked in-depth from inspiring English sources

Apple has talked in-depth with other big distributors about similar apps, according to people involved in the talks.

Amy Wallace of GQ did a great interview with Frank in December of last year, in which they talked in-depth about how Frank identifies sexually and all the rest.

In the interview (which over-ran somewhat!) we talked in-depth about how Lost My Name went from side project to a company with a multimillion dollar valuation, how the startup sold over 700,000 books in two years, and fund-raising with Google Ventures.

She then talked in-depth with twelve of those surveyed.

I talked in-depth about the "Mad Men" finale in a TomandLorenzo.com podcast that will go live Wednesday or Thursday at the latest.

In an interview with music blog Idolator, she talked in-depth about the conception of the song, stating, "The idea behind 'In The Dark' was for me to make a sexy song.

To talk in-depth about things like... prosperity.

I've harvested scraps of biographical information from the internet and learned that while he often talks in-depth about his craft, he says very little about himself.

Stewart Lee is justly famous for going further, making the structure of his act a central part of it, and talking in-depth about how comedy works.

Finally, the CIPD is appealing to parents to talk, in-depth, with their children about alternative options to university to ensure they are making the right decision for their future.

Weiss's only rule was that they were not to mention the Yankees — the former team of both Weiss and Stengel — or talk in-depth about the other National League clubs.