Sentence examples for been conversant with a from inspiring English sources

Some scholars have stressed the likelihood that farther to the south the Luwians might have been conversant with a different substratum language.

Belgian intellectuals were conversant with a four-volume account of Leopold's Congo by the respected Belgian historian Jules Marchal as well as with other new histories of Europe's appropriation of Africa.

They would nevertheless have been conversant with Puck's mocking, shape-changing, potion-spreading ways.

Conversely, although better grounded empirically, the moral psychology of psychology departments has not always been conversant with important philosophical considerations.

He said he was conversant with Catholic theology because as a young man he had begun training to become a Capuchin Franciscan priest, but left after he discerned on a retreat that he was gay.

All the same, the World Health Organization, as an organization with an established Ethical Review Committee is conversant with the rules and respects them.

Be conversant with order of service to ensure a smooth flow of late members without interfering with the service.

He was conversant with Chinese culture, at least up to a point.

IN a hot summer, energy providers on Long Island and others who are conversant with the national and international energy picture are in a cold sweat about powering the regional economy at prices that people and businesses can afford.

A non-Jewish friend of mine who is conversant with most of the Jewish holidays asked me if Shavuot is a "feast or famine" holiday.

Nicknamed Orator Jim, O'Rourke once unloaded this argument on an umpire, "I am conversant with the conglomeration of facts in this case, and as my optical eyesight is of extreme excellence, I am positive of your misinformation".