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talking head
noun
- Television Slang. a closeup picture of a person who is talking, especially as a participant in a talk show.
- Slang. a person whose talk is empty and pretentious.
talking head
noun
- (on television) a person, such as a newscaster, who is shown only from the shoulders up, and speaks without the use of any illustrative material
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of talking head1
Example Sentences
The approach speaks to Macdonald’s overall strategy, which eschews contemporary talking heads or much in the way of onscreen context for the film’s period footage.
Far-right influencers and talking heads quickly learned to prey on pliant minds, disseminating untruths via short-form video content that users would see as factual.
Frontline gratitude: Here’s something that factories, tech nerds, consultants and media talking heads can’t manufacture: the sheer, raw gratitude Ukrainians have for America.
Barkley went on to take a shot at the talking heads who like to debate about who is the all-time best player, Michael Jordan or LeBron James.
Hunter’s opinion prompted widespread derision on social media and incredulity among talking heads.
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