"Big Bang" 's main characters, Leonard and Sheldon, are physicists, and not in the vague sitcom way that Ross, from "Friends," was a paleontologist, an occupation with which he seemed as conversant as a randomly selected eleven-year-old boy.
The book reads like fiction, as conversant as gossip over a beer at Barney's Beanery, at one time the artist's clubhouse and watering hole.
He also tried to demonstrate that he was as conversant on such matters as Mr. Gore, who has been at the center of many of the nation's most crucial decisions about international affairs.
They were half my age and already as conversant with technology as you are with breathing.
But when it came to discussing philosophy--his field--he was nearly as conversant with as he had been.
As conversant as Jacoby would subsequently become with Jewish traditions, her identification with Jews as a persecuted people would remain at the core of her adult conception of Jewishness.
An elegant and beautiful lady, as conversant in French as English, a superb pianist, Simone Rosen will be remembered by her friends, family, and business and philanthropic colleagues as the very quintessence of refinement in every venue and every way.
Even after leaving the presidency, his mind was razor-sharp, and he was as conversant with the twists and turns of our process as he was with the affairs of his own continent.
However, our findings may be relevant to other regions where the region is largely rural, many areas are medically underserved, and many children are not as conversant in English as they are in Spanish.
Even then, during his last semester as an undergraduate, Powers was well read in and conversant about the gerontology research literature, Rabinovitch says.
