Sentence examples for hard to converse from inspiring English sources

The relationship between Nancy Reagan and Raisa Gorbachev was anything but the friendly, diplomatic one between their husbands; Nancy found Raisa hard to converse with and their relationship was described as "frosty".

The technology that makes the universe one big chat room can also make it harder to converse at the dinner table.

It was hard to smile or converse with any other people, as the self-inflicted punishment seemed endless.

We are often so eager to "converse" that we interrupt, over-share, or concentrate so hard on thinking of something to say that we don't actually hear the other speaker.

It's not too hard, with a certain degree of emotional intelligence, to tell whether this stranger [me] would like to converse or would like to be left alone.

They're there to converse.

SOUND LEVEL: Quiet enough to converse easily.

And around it, we started to converse.

We will be able to converse.

The two soon learn to converse.

It was much better to converse openly".