Sentence examples for capable of conversation from inspiring English sources

Krusoe's skill both in evoking Bob's claustrophobic loneliness (he will address any being, animate or not, as though it were capable of conversation) and in endowing him with a rich but never writerly language (he recalls Yvonne preparing to eat a bowl of pea soup "as a few croutons floated on its quiet, green surface") ensure that he has our attention.

Theoretical linguist Cynthia Zocca, a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, Storrs, who attended Cassell's presentation, enjoyed seeing the role of linguistics in creating virtual children capable of conversation.

3.27 3.00 2025 2030 3.69 2025 2030 20 ICT and analytics Artificial Intelligence capable of understanding conversation and the relationship between speakers so that it is able to participate in the conversation naturally.

A sleepy adolescent is not capable of intelligent conversation or thoughtful reflection.

I was straight (didn't drink, smoke or do drugs) reasonably articulate, occasionally funny and capable of 'smart' conversation, which he loved.

What would our visit be like when I couldn't even stand up to properly greet her? Was I even capable of extended conversation after so many hours of solitude?

In our setting, CDR of 0.5 is understood as senescent forgetfulness: these participants have minor memory problems that do not impair daily functioning and are capable of normal conversation.

Show her you are capable of intelligent conversation.

Priced at 198,000 yen (£1,220), Pepper is capable of holding conversations, reading emotions and entertaining you, but it's restricted to Japan at the moment.

The recent revelations involving undercover police officer Mark Kennedy and his "£7,000, specially modified Casio G-Shock watch" capable of recording conversations has sparked an interest in these "James Bond" gadgets.

We know at once that Robert's suffering has ended ("Aneurysm, sixty-three years old"), and that Catherine's is gaining momentum; we know, too, that she is capable of holding conversations with a deceased parent, which hints that she may have inherited his friability of mind.