Sentence examples for erudite conversations from inspiring English sources

Between chapters, Gainsbourg and Skarsgård have surprisingly erudite conversations about art, literature and the nature of sexual desire.

"We would have all these erudite conversations, talking about interpretations, and meanwhile the patient is crumpled in the corner of his or her room".

If it contains someone intruding on the erudite conversation at some point to hoarsely whisper "We're off to Shangri La... we're off to Shangri La," then guilty as charged, m'lud.

They are godless (god is left uncapitalised throughout the novel) and postmodern – "Ambition is my only religion," says JB – and live in a giddy whirl of parties and erudite conversation.

After an evening of erudite conversation, we moved on to a game of charades, which after a fairly civilised start quickly deteriorated into something altogether less literary; we began with re-enactments of Bloomsbury Group classics, but it was Damian's hilarious rendition of Top Gun we'll remember longest.

Arnold writes in an engaging and vivid style, giving The Dragon the tone of an erudite conversation rather than an academic work...

Should one make the bold and admirable decision to host a fetus, she must first ensure that meals of the best quality and erudite conversation are both abundant, and easily accessed.

Before prison, my learning made me "well-rounded" with those who liked me, "erudite" in polite conversation, and a "wise-ass know-it-all" behind my back.

He is erudite and charming; the conversation roams freely.

Whether the conversation is erudite or crude, it's always been a topic.

It had been a wonderful novelty to talk about a book he'd written in a home where he'd lived, and though the conversation was erudite and discussing works of art is vital, there's no closer connection that I know of — across decades, even death — than the page.