Sentence examples for appealing conversation from inspiring English sources

But "that's a very appealing conversation to me and I'd like to pursue it".

Fox News commentator Juan Williams criticized the field for having a "very limited conversation" appealing to the Tea Party and the far right, by opposing "$3 in cuts for $1 in a tax hike" and criticizing Perry for allowing undocumented students to receive in-state tuition at Texas colleges and universities.

Invoking secular values like "autonomy" or "self-realization" can be just as much of a "conversation stopper" as appealing to the Bible.

Ms. Espíndola sought an abortion, appealing to the president and setting off a national conversation over abortion.

New promotions started appealing to consumers' emotions, stressing the importance of social conversations and staying connected to family and friends.

The current Google+ interface would be less appealing to celebrities, because the interface is designed to invite conversation and engagement.

That means actively seek something appealing, curious, fascinating, provocative, inspiring or emotionally gripping in any conversation you are having.

Bilbo faces the dragon with humor and an apparent lack of fear, appealing to Smaug's vanity as he engages him in conversation and avoids his fiery blasts while searching for the treasured stone in a deep sea of gold.

Appealing to their preferences keeps them engaged longer in the conversation.

In the other case, a Dallas television station is appealing a ruling by the federal appeals court in New Orleans that it could be sued for broadcasting information obtained from intercepted conversations of a Dallas school board member.

The act of "rubbing" while in full eye contact with my friend wasn't really appealing to me so I just answered yes to avoid further conversation.