Sentence examples for to talking this from inspiring English sources
He wasn't used to talking this early in the morning, let alone to the press.
He comes across as a Texan good ol' boy, but it turns out he was born in Michigan ("I'm from Traverse City, originally. Got to talking this way on account of living down here so long").
(I'm from Traverse City, originally. Got to talking this way on account of living down here so long. My brother Ted gives me a hard time about it. I tell him you gotta talk the talk in the business I'm in).
To talk this way is, admittedly, to miss the point of "Nameless forest".
"And it would be quite counterproductive to talk this way in front of the Iraqis.
As things stand, you have every right to talk this over with friends.
They had time to talk: this was a traditional, informal court.
Why, I asked, did he need to talk this over with them?
McMullin tends to talk this way, with an almost unrelenting high-mindedness.
But that's not to say that it's never appropriate to talk this way.
It's dangerous and misleading to talk this way, argues Dot Gibson, general secretary of the National Pensioners Convention.
