Sentence examples for conversing about it from inspiring English sources

Do people talk about this in the way that you're conversing about it now?

"What they conversed about, I don't know," Gary Walters, chief White House usher, said.

The explosion in both the number of ways we can watch television and the number of ways we can converse about it creates a complex set of interrelated decisions governing how people decide which television shows to watch and when and how to watch them.

Give them an aspect of the topic to discuss and 5 minutes to converse about it.

There's nothing to converse about; an emailed heads up would be better.

There is much to converse about and consider in the shared origins of the Abrahamic traditions.

But the crisis of moral values is such that we should simply recognise and rejoice in the good wherever it is to be found, while continuing to converse about whether it has its place in a larger scheme of things.

Unless the celebrity brings it up, it is usually best to avoid conversing about his or her family or other private issues.

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Same through with the supposedly title track "Confessions Part II"; they were conversing about an impregnated mistress, and its concept was written down.

Once, when conversing about the Haunted Mansion, I brought up the text he wrote for a sign that was placed outside the attraction in 1965, four years before it would open.