| And the finished product emerged as quite a remarkable length of double-talk. |
| In a country with proper respect for its rights and freedoms, this should not be a subject distorted by hyperbole nor confused by double-talk. |
| He excels at accents, impersonations, double-talk, vocal sound effects, mime, and extruded flutter-tonguing to make flutists envious. |
| Sid Caesar delivered his entire speech in double-talk French, German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese. |
| Not surprisingly, this attempt to square the circle involved a large dose of hypocrisy and double-talk. |
| This double-talk has shown us a lack of leadership and an inability to implement strategies for quality of life and a sustainable infrastructure. |
