"I watched her on the rope line and the exchange of conversation she had with individuals where she looked right into their eyes, and she's so open and transparent".
After a brief exchange of conversation, the exasperated agent responded: "Listen, lady, the only people who don't need to fill out this form are the president of the United States and the Dalai Lama.
She does not believe it would hurt her job performance to exchange snippets of conversation with friends during free moments in the workday, she said.
F.D.R. played nickel-ante stud games — "an exchange of much conversation but little money," according to Justice Robert H. Jackson, who played in them regularly — to unwind after his gruelling days managing the Depression and then the war.
Affection between men and women, based on friendship and respect more than sexual attraction, is expressed in acts that are far removed from sexuality, such as exchanges of gifts, conversation and dancing.
We exchanged only snippets of conversation as the walls of the canyon enclosed us more and more, its high ridges like a scalloped shell above us.
They should be able to read a chapter book, write a story and a compelling essay; know how to add, subtract, divide and multiply numbers; detect patterns in complex phenomena; use evidence to support an opinion; be part of a group of people who are not their family; and engage in an exchange of ideas in conversation.
Having a good time, an exchange of ideas, a conversation.
Driving, eating, checking into hotels, lying alone (and sometimes not alone) at night — the recurring scenes, like the refrain of a song, give the movie formal clarity and simplicity, while, within the scenes, the editors (Mags Arnold, Paul Monaghan, and Marc Richardson) smooth what must have been ragged exchanges into unbroken streams of conversation.
Every joke I told, every line of conversation exchanged, I could tell he was very much present but he just stared at me, or what felt like through me, as if understanding and evaluating every single word I was saying.
Disco, he says, replaced the formless rock scene with "cocktails, dancing, conversation, exchange of ideas and points of view," and his apparent naïve irony is utterly straightforward.
