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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
Word History and Origins
Origin of talking head1
Example Sentences
That day, he concluded the world didn’t need one more talking head and decided to become an artist.
Soon, a stream of Fox News talking heads were brought on to complain about ABC’s hosting.
But lately, viewers are likely to also see him pontificating on politics, appearing as a talking head on various news programs including NewsNation’s “Cuomo,” Fox News’ “Hannity” and ABC’s “This Week.”
“I said, I don’t want to be a pundit or a talking head. I want to be a journalist,” he said.
Less philosophically and more analytically, there has been sparse discussion among the talking heads related to Trump’s “grooming for violence” launched during his first campaign in 2016.
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