Sentence examples for i'm conferring from inspiring English sources

Because especially when I'm conferring with the army — I mean, the large number of doctors — I've been seeing recently, it seems more calming, less victimizing, to think of the disease as a problem, not an enemy.

It sounds appallingly vain to say so, but I felt that I was conferring a favor on her.

I must admit it was also a moving experience when I was conferred the Dodecaneso Cross in Greece: they hand them out right inside Patmos cave, where St John wrote the Apocalypse," says the writer, with a laugh.

His response was fittingly gnomic, graceful, and in accordance with the likely desires of his boss: "I'm the one who is remiss, but I will be conferring with the fact checker".

"She gave me the impression... that it was I who was conferring the honor on her instead of the other way around — how's that for Royal Grace!" he marvels in a letter to Wynne.

But it was suddenly announced to me that I had been conferred refugee status and that I have no choice but to live in PNG.

I do have experience of the pop world and the academic world but not to the extent of knowing a great deal of what it feels like to be honoured within their respective rituals (though I have been conferred as a visiting professor a couple of times and I have appeared on Top of the Pops [performing TV by The Flying Lizards in 1979]).

There was a lot of concern about [whether] police were conferring quickly after the incident.

Why would he not be conferring with top aides about an extrication strategy?

Dr. Kafash seemed to be conferring with his wife and his son.

Rosa Hinojosa, who was conferring with the man behind the counter, gave him a sharp glance.