Sentence examples for direct conversation about from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday night on MSNBC's "All In," Chris Hayes had a very direct conversation about race with the Gawker writer Cord Jefferson.

Heather Kulp, a spokeswoman for Chevron, Richmond's biggest employer, said that there was "no direct conversation" about compensation between the company and the city.

"We had a very logical and direct conversation about the situation as it stands, and the possibility that could unfold in the near future," Stars General Manager Bob Gainey said yesterday.

But it was Ripa who sparked a direct conversation about the issue of anger itself.

"I want to have a direct conversation about what Facebook stands for and how we can be sure our platform stays as open as possible," he wrote. .

Focus group discussions provide an opportunity to interview a group of individuals in a directed conversation about a specific topic and it can be used to generate new insights about attitudes and beliefs [ 17, 18].

Our contributors pave the way toward a next generation of migration scholarship that brings discussions about the migration of people into direct conversation with those about the migration of material and symbolic goods.

"I haven't had a direct conversation with him about it yet, but going by history, it would appear that he wouldn't be available," Petke said.

David, friends have told The Independent on Sunday, avoided a direct conversation with Ed about his intentions but tried to use the prospect to get his younger brother to back his bid for the leadership, along the lines of "If I stay in Britain, will you support me?".

"It's the David Hare in me talking, but it's great when you're in direct conversation with the audience about what's actually happening in your family, town, country, now".

During our walk, we had a very direct conversation...In fact, he asked me about it, he raised the subject, quite interesting.