Sentence examples for himself conversant from inspiring English sources
It then follows the young T. E. Lawrence, called Ned, to Carchemish, the Hittite dig where he spent several happy years, made himself conversant with Arab life and culture, and had the closest thing to a love affair that he would ever experience.
It had virtually no echo; Farquharson quoted the mathematician E. W. Hobson explaining that Cook Wilson "hardly gave sufficient time and thought to the subject to make himself really conversant with the modern aspects of the underlying problems" (SI, xxxviii).
What King and Ekey agree upon is that the Obama Administration understands the connection between economies and environment and the President himself is conversant about the value of wilderness.
Mr. Bush's campaign officials say that in the second presidential debate their candidate established himself as respectably conversant in the major international issues of the day.
Mr. Gerson, 36, is a philosophical man who studied theology in college, calls himself a born-again Christian and is conversant in the work of a wide array of political philosophers and poets.
He knows that the Iowans to whom he is speaking are conversant in certain regional stereotypes (Dutch-Americans like himself are cheap and churchgoing), that most of them consider gay marriage objectionable and that they find the politicization of Western-themed Western-themednremarkable.
His scoop is an interview with the Prince of Darkness himself, who wears Armani jeans, totes a Deerfield.44 Magnum, and is conversant in the language of psychotherapy.
Senator Barack Obama of Illinois appeared less conversant with the details of health policy and sometimes found himself on the defensive, trying to explain why he had yet to offer a detailed plan to cover all Americans.
(I'm conversant, but Karen isn't).
She is conversant in Italian, Spanish, Chinese and Latin.
