Sentence examples for talking far from inspiring English sources

John Kerry is talking far more about his economic plan than about abortion rights.

Not that sleep then comes easily — they often keep each other up talking far into the night.

But Mr Vajpayee was talking far above their heads anyway, to an audience in Islamabad and in Washington, DC.

The on-location pieces had all the right camera angles, which were well edited, but the studio time felt a little awkward, with Chris Evans shouting at the camera and talking far too long.

While regional leaders are talking far more openly about the need to push for democratic reforms in a nation that has endured repression and economic ruin during Mr. Mugabe's three-decade-long rule, translating those aims into actions on the ground will be no simple task.

If we wish to build not only better machines, but better relationships with and through machines, we need to start talking far more richly about the qualities of these relationships; how precisely our thoughts and feelings and biases operate; and what it means to aim beyond efficiency at lives worth living.

We are not talking far-flung sales arms with no engineers.

Even today, talk far exceeds action.

"He talks far better than he fights".

Trying to distract Jane, I talked far too much.

That evening we talked far into the night, mostly about our parents.