Sentence examples for described conversations about from inspiring English sources

Rachel Lehmann-Haupt, author of "In Her Own Sweet Time: Unexpected Adventures in Finding Love, Commitment and Motherhood," described conversations about fertility between women and their parents as "the postmodern, adult birds-and-the-bees talk".

Broadly speaking, the executives described conversations about reducing CBS's news-gathering capacity while keeping its frontline personalities, like Katie Couric, the CBS Evening News anchor, and paying a fee to CNN to buy the cable network's news feeds.

Broadly speaking, the executives described conversations about reducing CBS's newsgathering capacity while keeping its frontline personalities, like Katie Couric, the CBS Evening News anchor, and paying a fee to CNN to buy the cable network's news feeds.

In October 2003, agents interviewed several administration officials, who described conversations they had with Libby about Plame in June and early July of 2003.

The documents described conversations between Israeli and Iranian officials about the plan, which was kept secret from the United States.

In a letter in 1696, Madame de Maintenon, his secret second wife, described court conversations about the "impatience" of eating them, the "pleasure" of having eaten them and the "anticipation" of eating them again.

Ultimately, it sounds like Garland spent less time worried about the technical questions and more time focused on the philosophical issues, which he described as "conversations about strong AIs, conversations about human consciousness, the hard problems of consciousness".

Dean Schwab describes "candid conversations" about everything from changing global markets for lawyers to the evolving methods of legal studies in various schools to discussing how to interact and support each other.

Just 32percentt described a conversation about finances as "productive and easy".

This is Daniel Tammet's unlikely and delightful word choice in describing a conversation about numbers with a woman he was tutoring in mathematics.

Those were the parting words of a Muslim participant in one of the classic medieval texts of Islamic-Christian dialogue, describing a conversation about matters of faith between Saint Gregory Palamas, a 14th-century eastern divine, and a group of Turks.