Sentence examples for converse this from inspiring English sources

Missoni for Converse This season sees the second installment of this hook-up.

To converse this way with Machar was a compromise; the need to hold perpetrators accountable, the drive that impelled him after Bor, had calmed.

While "Open City" has nominally separate chapters, it has the form and atmosphere of a text written in a single, unbroken paragraph: though people speak and occasionally converse, this speech is not marked by quotation marks, dashes, or paragraph breaks and is formally indistinguishable from the narrator's own language.

3) The 20S proteasome evolved from HslVU and not the converse; this excludes the root from the "proteates" (Actinobacteria+Archaebacteria+Eukaryota) 4) Flagella arose late during eubacterial evolution from components of two complexes present only in negibacteria (in particular, cyanobacteria); this excludes the origin of flagella from posibacteria.

Conversing this Quinlan said: "He's grieving - he just can't understand why she took her life like that".

This opportunity to converse about this term came from another ridiculous commercial.

Try to put aside time to converse regularly; this is much easier than having heavy, challenging, deep conversations after months of tension aimed at making up for not dealing with concerns and issues as they arise.

The converse of this anxiety is the play's inimitable allure: beautiful verse, brilliant characters and beguiling cases of mistaken identity.

"The converse of this fact is that the Council would not have passed a smoke-free law devoid of said exemption".

The converse of this might seem even more paradoxical, not to say Orwellian: if you want war, then prepare for peace.

The converse of this is that things that present a real and present danger to us are often ignored because they are not deemed particularly newsworthy.