Sentence examples for disruptive conversation from inspiring English sources

It engages in a disruptive conversation with the palace's geometric rigidity.

The sanctity of our natural habitat — the movie theater — is disappearing amid the dynamite blasts of lighted phones while people text and tweet in the dark; the chain-saw buzz of disruptive conversation; and the slow erosion of common courtesy in communal spaces.

The vast majority of blocked comments, therefore, were blocked because they were considered abusive to some degree, or were otherwise disruptive to the conversation (they were off-topic, for example).

If someone is repeatedly replying to every comment in a thread and refuses to give equal time to opposing views, then even if every response they make is reasonable, the sum total of their actions becomes disruptive to the conversation and very, very difficult to mitigate.

Because we would often invest alongside commercial deals, we were not a part of the early industry conversations on disruptive technology trends," Kashyap writes in the blog post explaining the new operation.

As his example proved, face-to-face conversations can be educational, disruptive, surprising, and enlightening.

Panels on the disruptive potential of electric cars took place alongside conversations about how to bring power to the more than one billion people who are living without it.

The book opens with a dinner table conversation in which Lola tells her parents about disruptive Harry and her fellow apple-green alligator classmates.

Our conversation with Osterwalder concluded with a discussion around disruptive innovation and industry disruptors like Uber.

But are culture war politics really the best opening topic through which a new Education Secretary can begin a constructive conversation about higher education, given the deep, dividing, and disruptive issues facing college campuses today?

Interestingly, the project's other two strands involve a "presidential innovation lab" (to facilitate "conversations about new academic and financial models inspired by the disruptive potential of moocs") and research into effective pedagogic practice.