Sentence examples for talks mainly from inspiring English sources
In lectures, Watson often avoids this dialectic, and talks mainly about the dying oceans.
"My aesthetic," Mr. Mikhailov told an interviewer two years ago, "talks mainly about the dissolution of beauty".
One talks mainly about tech, business and journalism, and the other talks mostly about novels, feminism, fashion, hiking and food.
The Mock the Week panellist's professed low self-esteem is hard to square with a two-hour set in which he talks mainly about himself.
Mr. O'Neill talks mainly about the corporate income tax, which raises about 10percentt of the $2 trillion in federal revenue each year.
Her daughter visits the center once a week to spend time with her, but even then Ms. Bosco talks mainly with Ms. Brown.
That may be because some researchers talk mainly unto themselves.
As we talked, mainly about the Middle East, his eyes wandered to the game.
On Wednesday he will appear on the ABC daytime show "The View," talking mainly with Barbara Walters and Star Jones.
It seems that when Simenon and Miller got together they talked mainly about girls.
The families of the victims refuse to talk, mainly out of terror.
