Sentence examples for thick talk from inspiring English sources

They will give their best "Madison Square Garden is the mecca of all basketball" spiel and pile on thick talk of the city's intense love affair with the game.

Nietzsche had declared God dead and the intellectual air was thick with talk of the degeneration of the races and the need for some kind of renewal.

In the run-up to the common currency's debut in 1999, the air was thick with talk about harnessing Germany's economic power, then enshrined in the mark.

In parts of Westminster, the air is thick with talk of "Danish" or "Irish" options (both countries held EU referendums on the basis of treaty changes promised but not yet ratified).Can it work?

Yet by now the atmosphere is so thick, the talk so assured, the performances so disciplined and the fear so fearsome, that Mr. Refn's final iteration of his pattern achieves the hard, bright light of an archetype from hell.

BEIJING — Crystl Bustos sat inside a quiet tea room, an incongruous place to show off the tattoos on her thick arms, talk about the fights that she got into at school, and the pet pit bull that killed her cow.

Because Pam's jokey, reference-thick double talk ("Don't go all Wiki in the knees") defines every page, "Daisy Buchanan's Daughter" is a strangely monotone experience.

In women with migraines, "these thicker areas talk to each other and work together to respond to pain" in a pattern not seen in the men, Maleki says.

Both candidates are thick on talking and thin on substance.

I'm not talking about curvy women and I'm not talking about thick women, I'm talking about everyday women with jelly rolls.

Mr. Gibson said his shop has been thick with such talk since he bought the place in 1962.