Sentence examples for use of talk from inspiring English sources

He cited the Right's use of talk radio in the 80s and 90s as the beginning of this trend.

BBC2's Faulks on Fiction (all episodes are available on iPlayer) may have taken a fairly traditional approach in terms of the show's structure and use of talking heads, but it also allowed us to hear fictional characters – and not just the obvious British literary icons – discussed at unusual length.

What's the use of talking?

But what's the use of talking to you?

"What's the use of talking?" he said.

There is no use of talking about the country's negative aspects.

To tell the stories of Audrie and Daisy, the film-makers make conventional use of talking heads.

Forget the plot twists and ponderous use of Talking Heads' "Once in a Lifetime" as a recurrent anthem.

That's why the conventional use of talking heads is such an artistic abomination: it turns the extremeness of the interaction into something bland and automatic.

"Since there was nothing one could do about this absurd situation, what was the use of talking and wondering?" was the answer she remembered getting.

Esteban Rojas, a forty-four-year-old explosives expert, reacted angrily: "What's the use of talking about money and lawyers while we're still trapped down here?" It seemed wrong to think about going to court and settling scores when they were still buried in the mine.