Sentences with phrase «of hearing me talk about»

You might be sick of hearing me talk about it, but I am so excited I can hardly stand it.

-- and do you have any idea, Konstantin, how tired WE are of hearing you talk about Arsene all the time?

Today I'm bringing you yet another Charleston outfit (hope you're not sick of hearing me talk about Charleston yet!)

I'm sure you're sick of hearing me talk about this pair of jeans, but they're really that fabulous.

I have talked about this product so much that you may be sick of hearing me talk about it.

You're super tired of hearing me talk about how great these things are.

;) And yes, you're probably sick of hearing me talk about this.

Lord help any of my family and friends who don't see this movie, because they are going to be sick of hearing me talk about it.

Nobody's mad... We're just tired of hearing him talk about nothing.

I hope he does, because I'm tired of hearing talk about it.

Not exact matches

Every one of Marsh & McLennan's 60,000 employees has heard Glaser talk about this many times.

I also have heard many of them talk about how the money became a source of provision and security — a way to contribute to their family and community.

To hear Lubetzky talk more about each one of these tenets with humor and vulnerable honesty, curl up and enjoy the video of his keynote, embedded above.

I spend a lot of time with startups, and I hear many companies talk about their approach to sales and their interactions with customers.

«I've heard other people talk about this thing called the curse of knowledge,» he explains.

Anecdotally, you could see this bias come in to play if you hear one millennial homeowner talk about how they've achieved some degree of financial success due to their own hard work, and another millennial blame their inability to buy a home on a housing market that was destroyed before they got there.

If you've heard the term «dress for success», you have an idea of what I'm talking about.

So to hear Rae talk about standing up to a room full of network execs, her new bosses, and fight for two insecure black characters who have messy lives and are fully realized as complex characters?

Joel Cutler of General Catalyst Partners, a friend of Kushner's and an investor in Vostu and, subsequently, Oscar, recalls first hearing Kushner talk about his idea in 2012.

We live risk, we eat risk, we wake up and hear President Whackjob talk about wiping us off the face of his map.

«We've all heard lots of talk over the years about the fear that analytics will drive the types of stories you do in a bad way.

Watch almost any pre-release interview and you'll hear a lot of musicians say that they can't or won't talk about their next album launch until every detail is confirmed and it's ready to hit stores.

I almost could have jumped on this one until I started hearing people overuse it in the most mundane of places, including talking about «pivoting to the next meeting topic.»

I once had to present in front of a bunch of investors who had just heard from a Nobel Laureate who was trying to cure cancer, and I was up next talking about funny things on the internet.

But I've heard CEOs of start - ups as well as big companies talking about how some board member or supplier or somebody is just treating them like shit.

Keath also cites the show's use of music to inspire creative thought, and how it «always talks about something I've never heard of, some strange new discovery or scientific problem being solved in a weird way.»

In fact, thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders flock to the tiny town of Omaha, Nebraska each year to hear him talk about investing.

If there are two things marketers and advertising people have heard and talked about ad nauseam over the last few years, it's the importance of social media engagement and the increasing value of live sports on TV.

But make no mistake: The kind of lewd talk heard in the video could get you fired in many work environments — even if the remarks aren't about the person being spoken to.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his supporters have suggested that the now - notorious 2005 conversation made public by the Washington Post on Friday — in which Trump is heard making sexually explicit comments about women while TV personality Billy Bush eggs him on — was typical of the kind of harmless «locker room talk» in which men engage in all the time.

I hear a lot of cheap conversation and a fair amount of wishful thinking about this year's expected abundant crop of initial public offerings, but — at least to date — there's not much to show for all the talk.

But, she added, «as soon as I heard about this, I knew I was going to go because of my level of horror at the way folks are talking about women's issues postelection.»

«I hear a lot of people talk about what their job description is, but I'm looking for results,» Zwilling says.

«It's been nice to hear Macy's talk about reality rather than tell the Street what it wants to hear,» says Stacey Widlitz, president of consulting firm SW Retail Advisors.

This crock has pretty much imploded over the last few years, although I sense a creeping rebirth when I hear the President talk about how the JOBS legislation is such a triumph of democracy since pretty soon every Tom, Dick and Harry will be able to buy and own cheap stocks, and raise money through new and virtually unregulated crowd - funding vehicles.

If you have studied internet marketing for any amount of time, you've heard entrepreneurs talk about the need to carve a niche.

You know, I always talk about the reporters — they grovel when they want to write something that you want to hear, but not necessarily millions of people want hear or have to hear.»

You hear a lot of talk these days about the commercial real estate bubble, and how it'll be the next to burst.

If you hang out with CEOs all the time like I do, you hear a lot of talk about some are worried about making mistakes.

I've covered this topic before, but I thought it would make sense to talk to some of the standouts that are speaking at Innovation Congress to hear their own brutal truths about innovation.

We talked for a few minutes about William's childhood (he dropped out of high school in Amsterdam at 15 to become a DJ), his past work experience (he was a party planner for years), and how he had heard about us (he attended Hustle Con last year).

When Freitas sat down to talk to young people about their phones, she heard some pretty crazy stories of raging tech addiction, from the girl who gave her phone a name and talked about it like a friend to the boy who claimed he'd rather leave his brain at home than his precious device.

While I agree that it's important to enact policies with a goal of achieving the «greatest change,» talking to my daughter about the issues important to her also taught me that we — men, especially — should pull up a chair and hear out what changes are needed prior to taking action.

That's why you're increasingly hearing them talking up the concept of universal basic income, a social welfare program that would ensure widespread unemployment doesn't bring about equally widespread poverty and social unrest.

Or they may not be thinking that their behaviour is inappropriate at all: people often make comments like these out of earshot of the person they're talking about, thinking that what the waitress doesn't hear won't hurt her.

Despite a significant increase in the number of people talking and hearing about many of the brands which broke their NRA partnerships, overall consumer perception for most of those brands have remain unchanged, according to YouGov BrandIndex.

You hear people talk about «mansplaining» or «manterruptions,» and we sort of laugh about them.

I know we hear a lot of talk about how this might be «the last good quarter,» but I could argue that it was the last bad quarter for this company.

That's why you often hear Wall Street analysts talking about the life cycle of drug patents.

But ask a Canadian politician, and you'll likely hear a drum beat of talking points about China's voracious energy appetite and the imperative to ramp up our oil, gas, and coal exports.