Sentence examples for to talk exclusively from inspiring English sources

But I don't want to talk exclusively about Rio+20.

Leanne Wood is right to talk exclusively about Wales in the debates, simply because someone has to.

Mr. Obama summoned them to the White House on Monday to talk exclusively about "don't ask, don't tell" and afterward told aides he would not discuss the specifics of what was said.

It's incredibly tempting to pretend that clubbing is near-perpetually rooted in house and techno, that to talk of "proper clubbing" is to talk exclusively about those genres, and the nocturnal experiences that arise as a result of their consumption.

The remaining 42% said that they would tend to talk exclusively about the needs of the care recipient.

She explained that the men (migrants) who are overrepresented among health educators within migrant associations talk exclusively to boys and the girls are left out.

In Conrad's next Marlow story, "Heart of Darkness" (1899), set in an unnamed colony whose rulers talk exclusively in propagandist falsehoods, Marlow is the one person willing to call a rattletrap a rattletrap.

Rather, it involves affirming simply that our talk is indeed talk exclusively of objects that we may speak of objects in the plural as well as in the singular, and that plural talk of objects is talk of the very same category of items as is talk of objects in the singular.

Last year, several sex and relationships experts spoke to Bustle about the pet-name phenomenon, which tends to spring up in the context of a whole universe of "relationship speak" -- shorthands and phrases reminiscent of baby talk exclusively used between a couple.

Tom and pal and hat Just to prove we're not talking exclusively to (moderately) famous people here's Tom, whom we found sporting his fetching hat in the dance tent.

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.