1.   At other times the news conference, Clinton and iang appeared to be talking past each other, addressing skeptical domestic constituencies rather than each other.

2.   At this point, the two nations are clearly talking past each other.

3.   But he and the markets appeared to be talking past each other.

4.   But if the two leaders were talking past each other, Clinton seemed to connect directly with the people of this booming commercial hub in the south.

5.   Cameos aside, Clinton is definitely talking past me.

6.   Did the candidates seem to talk past each other, to interrupt each other, even to boldly speak while another was talking?

7.   During the meeting of the informal forum, known as the Geneva Group, Iran and the United States seemed to talk past each other, said the diplomats.

8.   For now, blacks and whites seem to be talking past each other.

9.   Knowing only the lingua franca of their subspecialty, they talk past one another in a profusion of polysyllables.

10.   Major is talking right past Scots like Gebbie.