Sentence examples for called conversations from inspiring English sources

It was called Conversations with Foreigners.

He told me about a film he had been close to making that fell through, called "Conversations with Dmitri".

More surprisingly and sadly, he also quotes Crawford herself (from a book called "Conversations with Joan Crawford"), in which she says, "I should have had my head examined….

It cannot be surprising that Americans made a best seller out of a book -- actually three books -- called "Conversations With God".

Certainly, as he races from one to another of his town-hall-style meetings called "Conversations with Clark," he is attracting people eager to take his measure.

As part of a series for the magazine she was working on, called "Conversations With Carrie," she revisited Donna Karan at a landmark moment in the designer's career.

"Being called Conversation Creation allows me to do a wide range of activities without being pigeonholed into any one sector.

There were judgments involved: some of what my mother called conversation was actually making declarations that began, "The truth is …" or asking unanswerable questions.

In the 1990s he began to create a series of works called Conversation Pieces, depicting groups of figures made from resin or cast bronze, caught in the middle of an experience or emotion.

In some quarters, this kind of sparring is called conversation, and before 2003 the Dixie Chicks' natural candor — reflected in sassy songs about women who don't suffer wishy-washy men — had worked to their advantage.

What follows makes absolutely no sense — a buzzing, fidgety mess of bad cinema, with people barking inquiries over their cell phones instead of enjoying what used to be called conversation.