Sentence examples for extraordinary conversation from inspiring English sources

In the first week of October, I had an extraordinary conversation with NSA's lead attorney.

Details of this extraordinary conversation will be published this week in a 25,000-word article on the path to war with Iraq in the May issue of the American magazine Vanity Fair.

I recorded the conversation because I record things and I'm glad I did because I couldn't process it as it was happening, but I listened to it over and over again and it's really an extraordinary conversation because at times he's just angry and I'm sort of begging for forgiveness because that's all I want, for someone to say it's OK.

He had a wonderful eastern European accent, an accent almost as musty as the books that he collected, and he spoke a patois of English, Hebrew, Russian and Yiddish, sometimes reserving different languages for different communicants, other times blending the languages into one extraordinary conversation.

"There was one in the house but it was the landlord's – and let's be honest, if a Russian turned up with a gun and I've got an axe, who is going to win that fight?" It seems an extraordinary conversation to be having in sedate, suburban Cleadon – the posh part of the city and the site of the football club's training ground – but M'Vila is far from your average professional.

So Marc called an audible and brought Stevie onstage for an extraordinary conversation interrupted only when Clinton reached the auditorium.

Writing Buffalo Soldier has led to the most extraordinary conversations with people of all ages.

Emily started joining friends for walk with their dogs and recording all the weird, wonderful, funny and extraordinary conversations.

But on any given workday you might hear all or part of some extraordinary conversations on the office elevator: bizarre tales, stunning revelations, head-scratching non sequiturs.

Whatever the skepticism with which men had sometimes greeted their ambitions, Krasner had had long, extraordinary conversations about art with Clement Greenberg, and among the writers who admired Mitchell were Frank O'Hara and Samuel Beckett, a sometime lover.

Even more extraordinary: this conversation took place on Fox News.