Sentence examples for a lighthearted conversation from inspiring English sources

Later, at Dye's house, west of town, I sat down with him and Mark Linthacum for what I thought would be a lighthearted conversation about Cooke City's social rituals, and it did begin that way.

Do you remember when you were young enough to say: "When I grow up I want to... have a house with a garden/be a vet/fly to space/get married?" It was a lighthearted conversation encouraged by older generations to inspire ambition.

Forgive Airtran for ordering a Muslim family off the plane for a lighthearted conversation.

The banter over the political morass in which Clinton finds herself for using private email during her tenure as secretary of State was part of a lighthearted conversation with Kimmel on a presidential visit that also included a sober denunciation of the violence that has erupted in Ferguson, Mo .(Later, Obama traveled to Santa Monica for a Democratic Party fundraiser).

The credits appear over a flashback to a Christmas dinner where all the Scoobies are present, having a typical lighthearted conversation as Joyce and Buffy discuss a pie that drops on the floor.

His speech was a pretty lighthearted conversation with his manager, but there were two standout parts; first, that he's making a drama series with HBO, director Allen Hughes and writer Rodney Barnes.

"It doesn't matter if they're slow or fast they never stop," Rosalyn Raponi, a first-year performer, says of her fear of zombies after an otherwise lighthearted conversation about her role as a feral child of the corn murdering people with pesticides.

Structured around a series of relaxed, lighthearted conversations (most of which take place outdoors), "Back to Normandy" has a bucolic placidity that grounds the film in the lulling rhythms of country life and the daily chores of farming and animal husbandry.

Feminism goes far beyond "girl power" and lighthearted conversations between friends, but getting women to speak about these larger issues on a small, more intimate scale is a great place to start.

It focuses instead on a lighthearted moment of gaiety, inside a comfortable establishment, vibrant with the sounds of music, dancing, and conversation.

The authors of a lighthearted book called "A Bad Catholic's Guide to Good Living" (Crossroad) were on hand, and the conversation turned to the difference between Jewish humor and Catholic humor.