Sentence examples for conversations thanks from inspiring English sources

The biggest weakness of the online courses is the conversational element, Ms. Loretto said, although online students may soon be able to have real-time conversations thanks to technological advances.

What could have 90 minutes of melodrama turns into brilliant and intelligent conversations thanks to the skills of the ensemble.

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Who knew that a BLT could halt conversation, thanks to its thick whole-wheat bread and summery, bright red tomatoes?

"1984" isn't the first play to recently become part of the national conversation thanks to its shocking content.

The Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III, who has vaulted to the forefront of the Heisman Trophy conversation thanks to Baylor's win over Oklahoma last Saturday, left tonight's game against Texas Tech with an apparent head injury.

Fifty years after the introduction of the tribunal as a place for open, calm and conciliatory discussion, employees are now shut out of the conversation, thanks to reforms introduced under the Coalition Government of 2010 – 15.

He is at work on interactive lighting: an "antisocial" light turns on and will stay lighted only in the absence of conversation, thanks to the vigilance of its concealed microphone.

And yet, for almost 20 years a single object in her posession — an oversize steel C-clamp — has evaded any such conversation thanks to its sheer straightforwardness and heft.

There's an ongoing national conversation about race and each week you can tune in and take part in that conversation thanks to the aptly-named podcast, Our National Conversation About Conversations About Race or The Show About Race, for short.

Happily, this sort of common sense is starting to re-enter the conversation (thanks, in part, to the persistence of the folks at Harvard's Pathways to Prosperity initiative, who called in 2011 for a broader approach to education reform, one that includes high-quality career and technical education).