Sentence examples for volatile talks from inspiring English sources

Secretary of State John Kerry wasn't sure that the often volatile talks would succeed, until Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, showed up at Kerry's working quarters, in Room 103 of the opulent Palais Coburg, just before midnight Monday.

But these days even Walters is more of an opinion-maker than a journalist; she’s the elder statesman on the volatile talk show The View.

Indeed, here's former FBI director Robert Mueller speaking at a press conference announcing the 2006 indictment of 11 "eco-terrorists" responsible for an estimated $80 million in property damages: "The FBI becomes involved, as it did in this case, only when volatile talk crosses the line into violence and criminal activity".

In one scene, as Ms. Walsh plays the gnarly and audacious double fugue (Variation No. 32), the rumpled, volatile Beethoven talks through the process of composing it, section by section.

Mrs. Khadadi, 23, involves other bold women in the community to try to defuse a volatile situation by talking to the feuding parties or advising them to seek medical help.

Air quality experts have been talking about volatile organic compounds for at least 25 years.

When public-health advocates talk about volatile organic compounds, they don't mean the stuff in basil or mangoes.

Among the people Williams met were a village elder-cum -volcano-whisperer (seen atoemptalk thetalk the volatile Mount Yasur out of erupting), and a flying bush doctor who extracted a tooth while the whole village avidly watched as though it were a dental-themed West End show.

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Instead she wanted to talk about the volatile emotions that had possessed her while making the work.

Yulia Timoshenko, a volatile but important ally, had talked darkly about Mr Kuchma's fate if he did not co-operate.