Sentence examples for conversations straight from inspiring English sources

In addition to many scholarly articles and a regular column in McCall's magazine, she wrote Anthropology for the Eighties: Introductory Readings (1982), All American Women: Lines That Divide, Ties That Bind (1986), Anthropology for the Nineties (1988), Conversations: Straight Talk with America's Sister President (1993), and Dream the Boldest Dreams: And Other Lessons of Life (1997).

That's what makes me miss living in London – the way we strike up a conversation straight away.

Soon there were so many letters going back and forth between them that it was hard to keep the conversation straight.

One of the rewards of going to see a new film is the conversation straight after, but reading new novels can be a lonely business.

Unlike certain competitors -- like the Moto 360 smartwatch for Android -- Apple Watch allows you to answer incoming calls and have a conversation straight from your wrist, using the device's speaker and microphone.

The idea was simple: take the brightest, most creative thinkers alive, plunk them down for a conversation straight to camera -- reality-show style -- elide the moderator and provide an intimate window into the "big ideas" of our time.

His standards for shadiness are way lower than mine—I've seen him have conversations with straight lunatics.

And possibly one of the most annoying things we have to deal with is conversations with straight people that are completely informed by or revolve around our sexuality.

In his regular postmatch conversation with Straight Sets, Murray detailed his rivalry with Federer, who later was upset by Tomas Berdych.

Milt's, a great place for a cheeseburger, a shake and some good conversation, is straight out of the 1950's.

In his most recent conversation with Straight Sets, Murray discussed what other venues he might like to compete in some day, and how the build-up to tennis matches varies from boxing.