Sentence examples for ultimately talking from inspiring English sources

This is unsurprising, since Hollywood is ultimately talking about itself.

"What I'm ultimately talking about is shedding systematic thinking," he said.

Ultimately, talking at shows is a bit like watching someone play with their smartphone.

I'm ultimately talking about the state of the tablet industry, but let's start by talking about cars.

"This may be entirely acceptable when we are ultimately talking about providing function that leads to a greater quality of life.

They all make hardware, too, but of course there are many more important hardware companies: Intel, AMD, ARM, Qualcomm, Nvidia, Samsung, Tesla, Taiwan Semiconductor, Hon Hai, et al. When you talk about software, though — you know, the stuff that's eating the world — then you're almost certainly, if indirectly, ultimately talking about the Stacks.

But they also exude a melodramatic, conservative obviousness that ultimately talks down to the viewer.

SCARLETT JOHANSSON spent so much time talking herself out of appearing in this season's acclaimed Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's "View From the Bridge" that she ultimately talked herself into it.

Even the late Sir Keith Joseph, one of Margaret Thatcher's favourite intellectuals, was ultimately talked out of trying vouchers by his civil servants when he was secretary of state for education.But in the United States, the voucher system has taken wing albeit falteringly.

The Twins stalled, and Hank continued to press the negotiations until he was ultimately talked out of making a deal by both Hal, who had financial concerns about Santana's salary, and Cashman, who was reluctant to part with so many prospects.

On the one hand, they thought that all meaningful talk was ultimately talk about observables.