Sentence examples for widespread chatter from inspiring English sources

It credited widespread chatter on social media Web sites with the ratings bounce.

But the company also said that the widespread chatter about whatever smartphone it will sell next was a significant factor.

He may be right, but the fact that Obama's campaign thinks the problem is worth further inquiry and that race has once again become the subject of widespread chatter could be an ominous development for his candidacy.

This is Arcade Fire's second straight chart-topper following 2010's "The Suburbs," which won a Grammy for album of the year and sparked widespread chatter about indie rock's increased commercial viability.

The elimination also led to widespread social media chatter, with many saying they were shocked, and some saying they won't watch Idol anymore altogether.

I'm not seeing anything off with my own Google Calendar, but the problem appears widespread, judging by the chatter on Twitter and this support forum entry.

profiles and analyst chatter.

Russian President Vladimir Putin provoked widespread scorn among America's chattering class for employing The New York Times' editorial pages as a megaphone to scold the United States for hubris, i.e., a belief in its saintliness and destiny to lead the planet, a.k.a.a

And when Katie Hopkins referred to "swarms of migrants" as "feral" and "cockroaches" earlier this year there was, quite rightly, widespread condemnation from Britain's ever-chattering classes.

In Fall 2010, the meta-text feels like a widespread understated longing on the part of the chattering classes for a 1994-style routelican route.

Indeed, the DVD situation combined with other business challenges — the arrival of widespread Internet streaming being one of the thorniest — has studios so panicked that all their executives chatter about these days is mitigating risk.