Sentence examples for talking will make from inspiring English sources

At a minimum, the fact that the Taliban leadership is talking will make more fighters on the ground — and those tempted to join them — question whether the battle is worth it.

It may seem like talking in class and cutting up with your friends while the teacher is talking will make class more fun, but in the long run, it might make it a whole lot more stressful and boring with a bad grade and a detention.

It may seem surprising, but limiting the amount you talk will make what you have to say more interesting.

Pressing a woman to talk when she does not wish to talk will make her feel uncomfortable and not want to talk to you any more.

Though you don't have to change what you talk about completely to win the snob over, keeping his own prejudices and experiences in mind when you talk will make for more positive conversation.

Still others are wary that new talks will make India look as though it is bending to American pressure.

And while there are some very good analysts out there, a ban on small talk will make the sessions very nerve wracking.

Tonight's premiere will be shown with no breaks, just commercials before and after from Johnson & Johnson, apparently hoping that all this medical talk will make viewers hanker for a Band-Aid.

But Israeli officials have expressed doubts about Mr. Qurei's ability and willingness to act against armed Palestinian factions and question whether the talks will make any significant headway on the peace plan, known as the road map.

There is chatter that they are contemplating a new club of core euro countries that can live within the rules, and jettisoning the rest.Such talk will make it harder for the ECB to convince markets that the euro is here to stay.

Western diplomats hope the Baghdad talks will make progress towards a confidence-building deal by which Iran would stop making 20% enriched uranium, a more concentrated material than the fuel used in modern power stations, which is closer to the level of purity needed for making weapons.