Sentence examples for conversation has begun from inspiring English sources

But I'm also hopeful that a conversation has begun.

But the reason for that disengagement, some tell me, is that public conversation has begun to seem performative, incapable of producing results.

"The conversation has begun," said Wendy Nadel, executive director of Yonkers Partners in Education, a nonprofit fund established seven months ago to raise private support for the schools.

Now that the city has experienced two freakish storms in less than two years — before Sandy, it was Irene — it seems that, in New York, at least, a conversation has begun about the future of the city in a warming world.

The funding, of course, comes as the national conversation has begun focusing more heavily on an attempt to return manufacturing jobs back to the US.

There's been a lot of speculation over the future of the music industry and the conversation has begun to shift from "Can they sell DRMed music" to "Can they sell music at all".

The conversation had begun, and the walls between audience and performer came down.

But if that conversation had begun on Friday, it was a quiet one.

The conversation had begun half a year earlier, when I visited Nadezhda "Nadya" Tolokonnikova in prison.

By the time both were on their second vodka, Mr. Rahr said, the conversation had begun to feel "completely normal".

Shilling and I were talking over sandwiches at a country pub called the Woolpack Inn — her hunt had assembled in the Woolpack's parking lot — but our conversation had begun a few days after I arrived in London.