Sentence examples for conversation from which from inspiring English sources
This would add "realism and practicality" to a conversation from which, by implication, these attributes are currently lacking.
In that conversation, from which prosecutors quoted in court, Mr. Patterson told Mr. Balducci that Mr. Scruggs and Mr. Blake had met and that Mr. Blake "knows it's going to be 40," apparently a reference to the $40,000 bribe they are accused of planning to give the judge.
Horst and I got together on the occasion of its publication for a conversation, from which I've distilled the following five points.
But it was, nonetheless and inevitably, an "examination," a context where students felt, entirely appropriately, that what they had to say was being judged by me, rather than being the continuation of a conversation from which they (and I) could learn.
The sequence of meetings can be a continuous conversation from which both mentor and mentee are growing.
I would have loved to have been a little bird in the room during the hour-plus conversation from which the presidents have just emerged.
By curating and archiving The Listening Project recordings, the British Library is making them available in perpetuity for the public and researchers to listen to and access for generations to come, an invaluable part of our oral history collections". The British Library is archiving all the full conversations from which the shorter broadcasts are drawn.
The confession had dignity, and even some humor, as in the account of an early meeting with Maria Reynolds: "Some conversation ensued from which it was quickly apparent that other than pecuniary consolation would be acceptable".
During the course of a 90-minute conversation, excerpts from which appear below, Roth discussed the tragedy not only in personal terms, but in the context of Jewish life and history.
"I meticulously worked shoulder to shoulder alongside Jews and other Muslims," she said, "all the while engaging in conversation ranging from which brushes to use to the similarities and differences in intellectual discourse amongst our religious communities.
