Sentence examples for conversational ways from inspiring English sources

The author's biggest challenge is that of finding conversational ways to integrate cultural landmarks (Mamah reads Ibsen) and artistic ideals ("He's a visionary, Mattie, and he's going to be famous someday for developing a true American architecture") into an otherwise forthright narrative.

Already, media is reconfiguring for brevity; publications are designing conversational ways of relaying news, with Quartz's news bot app as a strong early example of what this could look like when done well.

We rarely went to restaurants and never talked about food in a conversational way.

His conversational way with rhythm, in particular, momentarily threw the band.

Moore sings, in a gentle, conversational way, "My darling cruises the streets for pleasure, skyscrapers in the dead love dawn".

Although possessing a rather thin-toned tenor voice, Astaire received much praise from jazz critics for his innate sense of swing and his conversational way with a song.

In his comfortable, conversational way, McKay guided the discussion skillfully, using his simple, poignant questions to transform the blustery Castro into a regular person.

I'm trying to do this in a conversational way versus a typical play-by-play guy without the same tennis background.

He's able to take fairly complex prose and convey it in such a natural and conversational way that the beauty of the language and the power of the language are there, but you stay comfortable.

But outsider status rather suits her uncategorisable craft – a freewheeling, almost conversational way with lyrics which are by turns bombastic and vulnerable, and a singing style borrowing freely from jazz, blues, rock and R&B.

Fans are used to Pharrell's many voices: the falsetto made famous on "Frontin'," the breezy and conversational way that he rapped on "Mr. Me Too," even the showman croon on "Happy".