Sentence examples for conversation established from inspiring English sources

Can it be done?' As it was an unusual request I had to ring the local authority to determine if this was possible and, following a conversation, established that yes, provided it fitted certain criteria including having handles and didn't encroach on other graves then it shouldn't be a problem.

That amazes me, because I have never assumed that I was monogamous with a partner until we had a conversation establishing that we were monogamous … but I guess I can see how it happens, if people feel anxious about communicating and fall back on assumptions instead.

This isn't a Chinatown massage parlor in more ways than one a required pre-cuddle phone conversation establishes with all clients that the experience will be physical and possibly emotional, but not sexual.

This isn't a Chinatown massage parlour in more ways than one – a required pre-cuddle phone conversation establishes with all clients that the experience will be physical and possibly emotional, but not sexual.

Consistent across our dataset was the observation that the GPs saw the act of making a formal diagnosis as secondary and relatively unimportant alongside the many other roles that the GP played in this situation, such as opening up a conversation, establishing the possibility of future conversations, helping to negotiate the future and ensuring a patient is managing and is safe.

A few conversations established the distance between Ms. Weinberg's idealism and the fierce independence of even the mildest-manned of the mothers.

Quality conversations establish the environments and readiness to support innovation.

If they want to share intimate conversations, establish trust and be in a close and connected relationships, then they should use their power to "un-hook" and hold out for what they really want.

The skills included opening, moving, and closing conversations, establishing rapport, conducting active listening, and addressing barriers.

Early in the conversation, I established a baseline.

Very quickly, though, a complex counterpoint, a kind of visual as well as verbal conversation, is established between the camera and the screen projections; between the period players and the contemporary photographer and guard; between the audience and the actors; and, of course, between the playwright and the audience.