Sentence examples for to talk particularly from inspiring English sources

You might wonder why the parties need a mediator in order to talk, particularly a mediator like the Northern League.

He seems to have dug up everyone ever connected to Liston and got them to talk, particularly about the network of mob connections.

Even when companies have policies limiting the information that managers can reveal, people tend to talk, particularly when the former employee was a good performer, according to executive recruiters.

He doesn't seem to have talked particularly about Sandy Hook Elementary School.

But Garren was easy to talk to, particularly about a subject of unfailing interest to him: hair.

It's not easy to do — and not easy to talk about, particularly to a young girl on the verge of some very body-conscious years.

The disaster served to distract attention at least for a day from controversies that the White House would prefer not to talk about, particularly the handling of last year's attack on a diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, the targeting of conservative groups by the Internal Revenue Service and the seizure of phone records of journalists reporting on national security.

It's a good job we don't believe, as the ancient Greeks did, that wind is a punishment sent by the gods, although the poet Ian McMillan astutely observed that there is still a sense of wind as a curse, recalling that his mother used to talk about particularly bitter north-easterlies coming "straight from Siberia" as if to torment us.

But at least the commercials offered something to talk about — particularly two ads devoted to bowel movements.

Honestly, he was scaring a lot of people the way he was talking, particularly the brokers.

I'm not talking particularly about Luis Suarez.