Sentence examples for conversation dived from inspiring English sources

All we had in common was our love for poetry, but our conversation dived straight into the deep end and stayed there, buoyant and joyful for nearly an hour.

But no sooner is Osborne tippling with his first wine producer (Antonio Terni of Le Terrazze in the Italian Marches) than the conversation dives into the thorny question of "terroir" (literally "land").

Many of the conversations Ford has dived into headfirst first appeared on the Fairfax website Daily Life.

Franklin filled her paper plate with two kinds of pasta and salad, slipped into a seat and dived into conversation with girls who know her as Goober Face.

In many cases, that "sometime" will turn into now, and your conversation partner will dive into giving you advice.

I wanted a residency that prioritized learning over hierarchy so that a resident would feel comfortable and encouraged to ask questions, engage in intellectual conversation, and dive deep.

Instead of approaching a conversation by diving straight into a product pitch, these posts provide a softer approach to warm up a lead and position a company as a thought leader.

So far they have not been fans of "Bartleby, the Scrivener" - they'd prefer not to - but now they can't wait to exit this conversation and dive head first into an analysis of labor, masculinity, and individualism.

I couldn't hold a vital conversation with an England manager as players dived into the water.

Some critics have dived into the politics of "Wrecking Ball," and boy, that conversation can get granular fast.

Kusanagi espies the conversation and decides to "dive in" the body and face the Puppet Master's "ghost".