Sentence examples for conversations were made from inspiring English sources

"The Diana Chronicles" does its share of detective work, as when it considers the possible ways private conversations were made so public.

Transcripts of some of those recorded conversations were made public on Monday, and they seemed to show the former colleagues discussing ways to time the charges against Mr. Zuma, who was then locked in a battle for leadership of the A.N.C. with Mr. Mbeki, his archrival.

Given the ease with which Internet data can flow between and among Internet venues (a Twitter feed can automatically stream to a Facebook page), the changes with which access to data can occur (early "private" newsgroup conversations were made "publicly searchable" when Google bought DejaNews), reuse and access by others is highly possible.

I told her that these conversations were making me feel so physically sick, giving me constant headaches.

But how can this most British of conversations be made interesting?

Intimate conversations are made worldly, peppered with parentheticals and interrupted by other voices.

At first, that might sound awkard, but the startup claims that 50% of all conversations are made up of approx. 100 words and at first knowing these 100 words is essential for understanding a language.

Sterling's downfall began when racist comments he made during a recorded conversation were made public in April.

Slowly, person-by-person, I believe these conversations are making our generation more attuned to the latent but pernicious biases that often represent larger hurdles to gender equity than outright discrimination.

Could a film like "The Conversation" be made now?

The conversation was made public at the UN Security Council, infuriating the Russians.