Sentence examples for convivial exchanges from inspiring English sources
Having enjoyed several "very convivial" exchanges of information with Watson, Detective Chief Inspector Paul Settle felt it was a "betrayal" that Watson had complained directly to the Crown Prosecution Service about the investigation being closed.
Daily life in Argentina's cities is much as it is in those of southern Europe: businesses and shops open early, close for a long break at midday, and stay open into the evening; social life takes place both in the streets and in lively bars and nightclubs; and meals are an opportunity for convivial exchanges.
Coffee-bar owners say that while space and rent can be considerations, they're installing counters because they create a lively environment where it's easy to have a quick, convivial exchange.
In his book One-Way Street, the German social critic Walter Benjamin wrote about the bad days of the nineteen-twenties Weimar economy: The freedom of conversation is being lost…Irresistibly intruding upon any convivial exchange is the theme of the conditions of life, of money.
Facebook was once a network of people who had convivial, giddy online exchanges, she implied.
The women exchanged convivial greetings with some 400 supporters of the Visiting Nurse Association of Somerset Hills, which was the beneficiary of $200,000 from the party.
Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton began their historic showdown by exchanging rapt stares and caring smiles, like local news co-anchors who despise each other but rally to look convivial during sweeps week.
Now the real, palpable anger that animated the early exchanges has given way to something you could comfortably describe as convivial.
The atmosphere was convivial.
