Sentence examples for an illuminating conversation from inspiring English sources

John Passion". While this made for an illuminating conversation across two centuries — "Polyptyque" restless and impassioned, the "St.

Waiting for a traffice light to change, a friend of ours overheard an illuminating conversation between a couple of colored boys, one in uniform, the other in a zoot suit.

The New Yorker, February 20 , 1943P. 7 Waiting for a traffice light to change, a friend of ours overheard an illuminating conversation between a couple of colored boys, one in uniform, the other in a zoot suit.

In an illuminating conversation that Lawson had with Arthur Jafa, a Los Angeles-based artist and filmmaker, Jafa sketches this journey from nothing to something in miniature: Initially, when Africans step off those ships they have the same battery of cultural verification and affirmation that most people have.

By John Bainbridge and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 20 , 1943 P. 7Waiting for a traffice light to change, a friend of ours overheard an illuminating conversation between a couple of colored boys, one in uniform, the other in a zoot suit.

I recently had an illuminating conversation with Dell's Barton George and Jared Dominguez about the company's burgeoning Project Sputnik initiative, Developer Edition systems and a wide variety of Linux topics in between.

Like the small scene between two fed-up girlfriends, in which one exclaims: 'I always thought how wonderful he would be if he was different.' That's easily passed over as a comic aside, but it's staged here, in a pool of light amid shadows, as a sad, illuminating conversation.

ABC News delivered the first glimpse of Ms. Palin without a script or a cheering audience, and it was a strained and illuminating conversation.

Christopher Bavitz, Clinical Fellow at the Berkman Center and Assistant Director of the Cyberlaw Clinic, will moderate what promises to be an exciting and illuminating conversation about this landmark case.

Simply taking a sharp stick and poking it at the BLM [Bureau of Land Management] is not really much of a social policy". I said this and meant this, and since this was the remark that most annoyed you, we have actual footing for a clear and illuminating conversation.

Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory's revival production of The Designated Mourner at REDCAT in Los Angeles this week is an opportunity to dip back into an illuminating public conversation that these artistic collaborators began more than 40 years ago, exemplified best in the 1981 film My Dinner with Andre.