Sentence examples for tireless talk from inspiring English sources

One advantage of Mr. Bush's tireless talk of bipartisanship is that his own words can serve as a benchmark for evaluating his actions in the future.

In recent years, the Oscars have tried to create more and more viral moments, in line with the tireless talk show tradition of clinically engineering easily shared rofls on a daily basis.

The author and literacy educator Jackie French says everyone talks about "tireless" workers for children's literacy.

It often seems as though no one, other than a handful of tireless campaigners, even bothers to talk about it.

Gina joins Kate and Jason to talk about her tireless and successful campaign.

Gina joins Kate and Jason to talk about her tireless and successful campaign to change the law.

While the main impetus for Israel to return to peace talks was the tireless diplomatic efforts of US Secretary of State John Kerry (more on that in a second), credit is also being given to the recent issuing of guidelines by the European Union that forbid any financial support of Israeli institutions and individuals in the occupied West Bank.

She talked about her tireless fight to close the pay gap -- something she introduced legislation about three times as a senator.

For all the tireless one-game-at-a-time talk, the team's lot, at least once a week, is viewed through a bigger prism.

At the CrunchGear offices, after all our tireless work, we sit around and talk time; watches, clocks, and 2012 occupy our general water cooler discussions.

Most diplomats and negotiators also describe Mr. Gómez's efforts as tireless, giving him credit for advancing talks with the FARC further than any previous administration.