Sentence examples for a targeted conversation from inspiring English sources

At our school, we sometimes have these conversations with an entire class, as when a class I was working with was having a difficult time listening quietly as their teacher read aloud to them; a targeted conversation with students led to the (student-generated) idea of having them draw at their desks while the teacher read, which in turn led to much more attentive and quiet read-alouds!

If we can do that, it really makes a more targeted conversation, and more engaging presentation.

Do you think the questionnaire contributed to a more targeted conversation about your problems?

Matt Healy and Mike Singleton said they experienced the same problem during their time at Foursquare (and elsewhere) — it's hard to have an ongoing, targeted conversation with users about a product.

Development of collegial and targeted conversations with colleagues about pedagogy in an interdisciplinary setting.

Second, it lets your sales team have more targeted conversations.

By involving local people in forest-situated villages affected by forest management, the on-going dialogues have led to deeper and more targeted conversations for the Mondi paper-mill enterprise.

The rule they ended up writing, which was secretly approved by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, says that the N.S.A. must ensure that one of the participants in any conversation that is acquired when it is searching for conversations about a targeted foreigner must be outside the United States, so that the surveillance is technically directed at the foreign end.

But that word "target" is misleading, because under the program, the government obtains the American side of any conversation with a targeted individual.

Those conversations reveal evidence of a targeted campaign against the Hema community that has driven tens of thousands from their homes.

Visibility to a targeted audience may come through a dressed up LinkedIn profile, personal website, FaceBook page, resume or through conversation (blog, group post or in person), but it doesn't automatically result in "relationship".