Sentence examples similar to comes into conversation from inspiring English sources

"People tend to come into conversation assuming I'm either on the side of Ben's character or I have some kind of closer relationship to Ben's character," he says, "but, in many ways, certainly professionally, I have more in common with Jamie's ambition and productivity".

If the traumatic event does not come into conversation in the first session, the interviewer moves the related measures to the second section.

Since that day, any time the word "gay" has come into conversation, he has happily announced to those around him, "I'm gay!" He says this very naturally and happily, the same way he announces other things that he likes about himself.

It comes into the conversation when I walk into the room.

But Mr. Sato becomes chilly when Eliane Karp, the Belgian-born first lady, comes into the conversation.

But it was only because of her father (who comes into her conversation often) that she had the courage to persevere.

There needs to be more humor, compassion and vulnerability that comes into the conversation anytime we talk about beauty...inside and out.

This is true even if your name comes into the conversation.

Koons is fascinated by sex - it keeps coming into our conversation, in a conversation about beauty for instance.

"Does fashion come into the conversation?

Bricking has come into the conversation.