Sentence examples for whose talking from inspiring English sources

You've got to love a documentary whose talking heads include the director of the Museum of Funeral Customs.

"Fox & Friends," whose talking points frequently pop up in the president's Twitter feed, can resemble a Trump cheerleading rally one morning and a counseling session the next.

"Meaning whose talking to who, for how long, where they are when they speak, on a massive indiscriminate scale, not just internationally, but of New Zealanders as well".

At Rational Hub, an interview with Russell Blackford, whose Talking Philosophy Posts we frequently link to, and at The Telegraph, a profile of Roger Scruton and the waning of Anglicanism.

Over the years his stable included artists as diverse as Lead Belly and Woody Guthrie; Bill Evans and Kurt Weill; the Who, Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd; and Shel Silverstein, whose talking blues song "A Boy Named Sue" became, under Mr. Richmond's stewardship, a hit for Johnny Cash in 1969.

CABLE news networks may never agree which program is fairer and more balanced, which talking head is the puppet of whose talking points, whether John McCain, in his latest advertisement, was undignified or whether Barack Obama, on his European tour, was presumptuous.

Writer spoke with Booker T. Whatley, of Montgomery, Alabama, whose talk was very popular.

There's Keith Joseph, whose talk at Farage's school made him join the Tories.

While interpreters are usually shown in medium shots, and as much as possible not alone but together with the participants whose talk they are interpreting, there are times when the interpreter is made visible through a close shot.

She is so ebullient and brash she makes Tony Danza, whose talk show was canceled, seem like Edward Everett Horton.

Rabbi Boteach was introduced to the Kabbalah Centre in Los Angeles several years ago by Roseanne Barr, on whose talk show he appeared.