Sentence examples for conversation exemplified from inspiring English sources

Let us continue the candid conversation exemplified by Anderson Cooper and Liam Neeson.

DAVID BROOKS: This conversation exemplifies what's wrong with Washington.

Even the way he navigates our conversation exemplifies this, as he skillfully dodges any questions that could possibly lead to hints of negativity when speaking about the marginalization of the Shangaan minority in South Africa.

This conversation exemplifies the importance of multiple strategies to enable linking at the clinic through the foundational relationships between healthcare workers and women in facilitating healthcare provision.

In actuality, the conversations exemplify creative and collaborative construction.

At other times the writing is thoughtful and original, as exemplified by conversations with Abnaxus, who belongs to a race that experiences the past, present and future as concurrent.

Still, the moment exemplified the larger conversation surrounding Walmart leading up to its annual meeting/pep rally.

This is exemplified below in a conversation between participants.

For example, during the first few weeks of summer, three stories have dominated public conversation, and each one exemplifies another branch of indignity.

There is a long history of that in the United States, recently exemplified again by the KKK and other white supremacists coming into the electoral conversation and Trump's unwillingness to be quick and clear about his rejection of racial politics.

To make matters worse, the elegance of L'Engle's storytelling is sometimes swapped out for conventional Hollywood drama, a change exemplified by the film's explanation of tesseracts — what was an easy-to-follow conversation in the book, complete with unforgettable pen-and-paper diagrams, has become a technobabble-filled PowerPoint presentation at a scientific symposium.