But they said young people everywhere hunger to hear parents talk plainly about these matters.
Ms. Hardaway's team at Deloitte began working on the software after a consultant in the firm's Dallas office posed a challenge: Instead of just talking about plain talk, design a tool to help people talk plainly.
They talk plainly not only about next month's rates but also about next year's or the year after's.
For us over here it was only 5 30 in the morning when they finally landed and at last we could talk plainly.
A banjo, fiddle, and harmonica thread through the songs, which talk plainly about getting older, looking back, and watching a younger generation inherit your world.
Or they talk plainly about the price of groceries and children's coats, and in the end sound just as evasive and rhetorical, because there is much more to this distress than high prices in a ravaged and ravaging economy.
Discovered that the conversations aren't worth seven dollars a minute, because if they talk plainly, it's dull, and if they use a code, it's dull, too.
Ideas and candidacies — not to mention albums — are sold by talking plainly and clearly, and the louder and faster the whirring of the spinners becomes, the more effective this clarity and plainspokenness will be.
