Sentence examples for to talk almost from inspiring English sources

In fact, I seem to talk almost incessantly about how important and valuable abortion rights are.

And a seemingly very kind movie star, who used his People interview to talk almost exclusively about his wife, Elsa Pataky and their three kids, which is lovely.

But it presents Scott Walker, and his fellow Republicans, with a longer-term dilemma: are they happy to talk almost exclusively to themselves, knowing that such insularity might cost them the presidency?

Mr. Clinton later called the meeting "very helpful," though he found that his host wanted to talk almost exclusively about foreign affairs while he had hoped to pick the outgoing president's brain on domestic affairs.

But, on the subject of his role as an adviser to Trump and his effort to change the E.P.A. regulation, he preferred to talk almost entirely off the record.

It surely can't be a coincidence that Peter Drucker, who died in 2005, was (a) one of the few management thinkers to talk almost unbroken good sense, and (b) the only one, as far as I'm aware, who was influenced by the writings of the angst-ridden Danish philosopher and all-round barrel of laughs Søren Kierkegaard.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch and her Democratic defenders wanted to talk about almost anything else.

He is keener to talk about almost anything else and vetoed a televised leaders' debate on the subject.

Have you noticed that you'll be open to talk about almost anything when you are drunk?

If there's something that the British like to talk about almost as much as the weather, it's our health.

The men want to talk about almost anything.