Sentence examples similar to face chitchat from inspiring English sources
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In an era when telecommunications allows executives who are thousands of miles apart to conduct business easily, corporations are suddenly putting a premium on old- fashioned, face-to-face meetings, boardroom brainstorming and water cooler chitchat.
I also don't drink, so these affairs where most people rinse away their Britishness and twitishness with booze are for me a face-first log flume of backslaps, chitchat, eyewash and gak.
After our little chitchat, he says with a smirk on his face, "I think you should apply for a TEDxYouth license".
Part-Time Science in Perspective tells the stories of some of those scientists, highlighting the pluses (more time at home and more efficient use of time, to name two) and the minuses (less face time in the lab and less time for the informal chitchat that's important for collegiality and relationship-building, for example).
Johansson's few lines of dialogue involve her engaging her passengers in banal chitchat, occasionally offering an awkwardly delivered compliment ("You're very charming"), after which her face tends to settle back into something tougher.
Chitchat has certainly changed.
