Sentence examples for conversations range from inspiring English sources

The conversations range more broadly than health and gender violence.

Such conversations range from that threat against Quickandpainless to admiring the best players to strategic planning along the lines of, "This guy always comes up through here; let's ambush him".

At Brooklyn's Greenpoint Tavern, the conversations range from Polish rants about the problems "viss de niggers" to giggling college-girl arguments about cherry Chapstick.

The conversations range from what happens when your Bipolar disorder is misdiagnosed as depression, to whether all prisons should have a separate wing for trans and gay inmates, and if parents of children with special needs feel "chosen" to do this thankless job.

Conversations ranging around cinema, pop music, women and literature became our currency.

Frost called these their "talks walking": and in them, their conversations ranged over marriage and friendship, wildlife, poetry and the war.

The conversations ranged from academies and free schools to the role of local authorities; from the legacy of 25 years of diversity and choice to teacher morale and the candidates' key passions.

As a piano omnivore, Lumpe welcomed the advent of online group discussions and became a frequent contributor to Yahoo groups and a Usenet/Google newsgroup, rec.music.classical.recordings, where participants embraced a hodgepodge of musical topics and the tenor of conversations ranged from meticulously informative to flamingly combative.

Her incredible wealth of knowledge on almost any topic lent itself well to crossword puzzles, which she adored, heated, in-depth and entertaining conversations ranging from topics on art and authors to politics (domestic and global), from cooking and knitting to careers, as well as to life-changing advice and guidance for her two daughters, two sons-in-law, and four grandchildren.

Philip and I have had numerous conversations ranging from world affairs, to educational policy, to economic strategies.

In high-level discussions of what the Chinese call "ecological civilization," the conversations ranged from capitalism to socialism and from Adam Smith to Karl Marx.