Sentence examples for colloquy on from inspiring English sources
There ensued a colloquy on leggings.
Nor is it a colloquy on the life and work of Ernest Hemingway.
Plus, Thanksgiving is no time for a colloquy on gender roles in contemporary holiday observance.
Recommended: Slate's colloquy on "W.," in which Bob Woodward, Ron Suskind, and Jacob Weisberg comment and Stone responds.
If there is a danger of ambiguity, it can be cleared up in a colloquy on the Senate floor by Senators McCain and Feingold.
In April, fellow writers including Edmund White, Allan Gurganus and Anthony Hecht will gather in a colloquy on Merrill at the New School University.
That colloquy went on for almost ten minutes.
The historian Thomas Macaulay unleashed a similarly devastating riposte to Southey's Sir Thomas More; or, Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects of Society (1829), a major statement of 19th-century political medievalism.
The work of scientists included that of a cosmographer and mathematician, Pedro Nunes, and of a botanist, Garcia da Orta, whose Colóquios dos simples e drogas (1563; Colloquies on the Simples & Drugs of India) was the first Portuguese book to be printed in the East (at Goa).
This sort of detailed foreign exchange information, which I guarantee will instantly trump any unwelcome lounge colloquies on the mind-numbing subject of someone else's frequent-flier miles, used to be somewhat inconvenient to obtain with any precision and convenience.
Their job is both to field the calls and e-mails and text messages that stream in at all hours from clients, contractors, and friends around the world, and to serve as a chorus for Hadid's stray thoughts, grievances, and colloquies on topics as varied as Prince Charles's architectural notions ("very scary"), an upcoming dental appointment, and art-world gossip gleaned at last night's dinner party.
