Sentence examples for talker of from inspiring English sources

McCann is a talker of the best kind.

Flattery, in other words, is insidious, and cash may be the sweetest talker of all.

The boy in the passenger seat was the talker of the group.

Although Wilde is celebrated as the greatest natural talker of modern times, he edited his prose meticulously.

Coleridge settled at Highgate in 1816, and he was sought there as "the most impressive talker of his age" (in the words of the essayist William Hazlitt).

Mr McCain began by sort-of-apologising for a recent stroll through a Baghdad market that did little to burnish the image of the straight talker of legend.

Mohammad Ahmed, whom everyone called Dumbuk, was about the most skilled trash-talker of the group.

This from that straight-talker of yore, who fervidly denounced the 2004 Bush campaign's Swift Boat character attacks on John Kerry's military record.

But presidents are the most cyclonic talkers of all.

"I'm one of the talkers of the group," Joya said, as if it were a sin.

I hope that the Tigers keep going, because of Leyland, who is one of the great talkers of our time — and he knows it.