One participant explained that he studied after realizing that he did not understand a concept, which then set in motion a series of study behaviors that lasted until he felt conversant with the material.
Sometimes the actors like the process for that reason, but there are other days when you just want to see the back of a certain scene – and think, 'Oh Christ, we have to go again and shoot it in another language.'" They shoot in English first: not all the crew speak Welsh, so doing it this way helps them feel more conversant with a scene.
It is while running or thinking of running, Hall said, that he feels most conversant with and dependent on God.
Once you feel confident and conversant with the antinatalist philosophy, as a person who was born yourself, stick up for the moral right of those who would not want to be born.
It's a story with clear applications beyond just the 18th century Catholic Church, which may explain why Rivette's movie feels so undated, so conversant with our present moment, when repressive forces come cloaked in more than clerical robes.
As a former member of the military, I am both comfortable and conversant with guns, but feel distant from the zeal I saw demonstrated at Knob Creek.
In fact, the women were told that "it was rather a bonus since someone conversant with the feel of the breast could detect an anomaly more easily" [ 2].
Without fail, I bump into him on my inaugural rock excursion, when my skin is fluorescent white, and I am not yet conversant with the bikini and feel jiggly and naked.
Dating from 1977, they are conversant with Postminimalism and Process art but feel, somehow, more private.
Vātsyāyana also appeals to the ordinary experience of people who are conversant with words.
"The blues is just that simple approach with the feel and the phrasing". Today's virtuoso guitarists are conversant with a dizzying assortment of techniques and musical theory.
